Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 190 | "My thanks," I said to the stranger, "for your View more quotes about unusual">unusual tale". |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 187 | "I cannot afford one silver tarsk," I said. |
| 33 | 188 | "It is morning," said the proprietor. |
| 33 | 189 | We struggled to our feet, stiff, from the night. |
| 33 | 190 | "My thanks," I said to the stranger, "for your unusual tale". |
| 33 | 191 | He grinned. |
| 33 | 192 | I looked down at the table, where the two quarrels, fired by the Assassins, had struck the wood, piercing it, scattering splinters about, when the stranger had interposed it between himself and their missiles. |
| 33 | 193 | "Why, friend," said I, "were you sought by those of the black caste?" "It was doubtless a case of mistaken identity," he said. |
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"I cannot afford one silver tarsk," I said.
"It is morning," said the proprietor.
We struggled to our feet, stiff, from the night.
"My thanks," I said to the stranger, "for your unusual tale".
He grinned.
I looked down at the table, where the two quarrels, fired by the Assassins, had struck the wood, piercing it, scattering splinters about, when the stranger had interposed it between himself and their missiles.
"Why, friend," said I, "were you sought by those of the black caste?" "It was doubtless a case of mistaken identity," he said.
- (Mariners of Gor)