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

In doing so, of course, I was acutely aware of the hunger of the men, and the danger it might pose, for I, too, shared their hunger. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #84)
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10 84 In doing so, of View more quotes about course">course, I was acutely aware of the hunger of the men, and the danger it might pose, for I, too, shared their hunger.

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

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10 81 I supposed an oddity of propriety, even honor, was involved in this, but, too, doubtless, a sense of prudence.
10 82 Only a fool publicly counts his gold.
10 83 Accordingly, I had taken pains to be muchly visible on deck, eating and sleeping there, taking my turn on the bench, and so on.
10 84 In doing so, of course, I was acutely aware of the hunger of the men, and the danger it might pose, for I, too, shared their hunger.
10 85 "Behold!" cried a fellow, as, the hold hatch back, I drew her into the light, from the ladder to the open deck.
10 86 "Steady," warned Tyrtaios.
10 87 "A vulo!" said a fellow.
I supposed an oddity of propriety, even honor, was involved in this, but, too, doubtless, a sense of prudence. Only a fool publicly counts his gold. Accordingly, I had taken pains to be muchly visible on deck, eating and sleeping there, taking my turn on the bench, and so on. In doing so, of course, I was acutely aware of the hunger of the men, and the danger it might pose, for I, too, shared their hunger. "Behold!" cried a fellow, as, the hold hatch back, I drew her into the light, from the ladder to the open deck. "Steady," warned Tyrtaios. "A vulo!" said a fellow. - (Smugglers of Gor)