Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 672 | And some View more quotes about fellows">fellows are changed by a single tarn disk, so there was some excuse for him. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 669 | I suddenly began to suspect something of the economic dispositions, calculations, and shrewdness of the extremely wealthy, which shrewdness, and such, apparently, it did not take long to acquire. |
| 37 | 670 | After all, I thought to myself, too, he is a Cosian, and everyone knows what Cosians are like, though to be perfectly honest I had never given much thought up to that point as to Cosians in general. |
| 37 | 671 | Still, he was not a bad fellow. |
| 37 | 672 | And some fellows are changed by a single tarn disk, so there was some excuse for him. |
| 37 | 673 | "Wait here," I said. |
| 37 | 674 | In a few moments I had made my way to a vendor's cart and purchased some wrappings of food. |
| 37 | 675 | I spent a bit more than I had intended, an extra tarsk-bit or two, but, in this manner, I thought, I might demonstrate the munificence of the Caste of Scribes, apparently a munificence well beyond that of warriors, mariners, the common oarsman, the newly rich, and such, a munificence, to be sure, commonly exercised within judicious limits. |
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I suddenly began to suspect something of the economic dispositions, calculations, and shrewdness of the extremely wealthy, which shrewdness, and such, apparently, it did not take long to acquire.
After all, I thought to myself, too, he is a Cosian, and everyone knows what Cosians are like, though to be perfectly honest I had never given much thought up to that point as to Cosians in general.
Still, he was not a bad fellow.
And some fellows are changed by a single tarn disk, so there was some excuse for him.
"Wait here," I said.
In a few moments I had made my way to a vendor's cart and purchased some wrappings of food.
I spent a bit more than I had intended, an extra tarsk-bit or two, but, in this manner, I thought, I might demonstrate the munificence of the Caste of Scribes, apparently a munificence well beyond that of warriors, mariners, the common oarsman, the newly rich, and such, a munificence, to be sure, commonly exercised within judicious limits.
- (Mariners of Gor)