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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I thought nothing, but it is a long walk toward the center of the city and the inn of Tasdron where I had left my things. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #155)
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8 155 I View more quotes about thought">thought nothing, but it is a long walk toward the center of the city and the inn of Tasdron where I had left my things.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 152 I drew a silver tarsk from the ruffian's wallet, and tossed it to the proprietor, who caught it, neatly, in his left hand.
8 153 "I am staying the night," I said to the proprietor.
8 154 After the business of the street, a quarter of an Ahn past, I was not sure what might lurk in the darkness.
8 155 I thought nothing, but it is a long walk toward the center of the city and the inn of Tasdron where I had left my things.
8 156 "The tavern is closed," he said.
8 157 I slapped the hilt of the blade at my left hip, for I had regathered weapons upon my return to the tavern.
8 158 The proprietor's man had not chosen to question me in this matter.
I drew a silver tarsk from the ruffian's wallet, and tossed it to the proprietor, who caught it, neatly, in his left hand. "I am staying the night," I said to the proprietor. After the business of the street, a quarter of an Ahn past, I was not sure what might lurk in the darkness. I thought nothing, but it is a long walk toward the center of the city and the inn of Tasdron where I had left my things. "The tavern is closed," he said. I slapped the hilt of the blade at my left hip, for I had regathered weapons upon my return to the tavern. The proprietor's man had not chosen to question me in this matter. - (Smugglers of Gor)