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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Every copper tarn disk, I told myself, in such a situation doubtless assumes greater importance than it normally would. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #234)
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13 234 Every View more quotes about copper">copper tarn disk, I told myself, in such a situation doubtless assumes greater importance than it normally would.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 231 Having no particular interest in being struck to silence, I refrained from pointing this out to him.
13 232 Besides, he doubtless had his instructions to receive as much pay as possible.
13 233 Apparently Cos was outfitting her fleets and her treasury was currently strained.
13 234 Every copper tarn disk, I told myself, in such a situation doubtless assumes greater importance than it normally would.
13 235 I was a bit irritated at being slapped and punched, and told to exhibit my teeth, but, in all honesty, these indignities were no worse than those heaped upon my chain mates.
13 236 Besides, I was not, considering that I was about to be sold to the galleys, in a particularly bad mood.
13 237 To one side, leaning against a heavy, roped post, supporting part of the structure of the slaves' wharf, cross-legged, there sat a fisherman.
Having no particular interest in being struck to silence, I refrained from pointing this out to him. Besides, he doubtless had his instructions to receive as much pay as possible. Apparently Cos was outfitting her fleets and her treasury was currently strained. Every copper tarn disk, I told myself, in such a situation doubtless assumes greater importance than it normally would. I was a bit irritated at being slapped and punched, and told to exhibit my teeth, but, in all honesty, these indignities were no worse than those heaped upon my chain mates. Besides, I was not, considering that I was about to be sold to the galleys, in a particularly bad mood. To one side, leaning against a heavy, roped post, supporting part of the structure of the slaves' wharf, cross-legged, there sat a fisherman. - (Raiders of Gor)