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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

Their swords and knives, however, given their exquisite smithing, were of considerable value. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #136)
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31 136 Their View more quotes about swords">swords and knives, however, given their exquisite smithing, were of considerable value.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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31 133 My wallet contained a better trove, but it contained no more than what it bore when I had been drugged long ago in the holding of Temmu.
31 134 Similarly disappointing, I am sure, were the meager gleanings extracted from the two warriors.
31 135 Yasushi, in his search for missing foragers, had carried but two coins, and of bronze, folded in his sash, and Tajima, in his venture to obtain a slave, had carried but one, of copper.
31 136 Their swords and knives, however, given their exquisite smithing, were of considerable value.
31 137 On that score Arashi and his men had no cause for disappointment.
31 138 Tajima's Nezumi, too, of course, had some value, but, given the condition of her hair, and as she had not been bid upon, it was not clear what it might be.
31 139 "These two," asked Arashi, indicating Haruki and myself, "are not with the young warrior, and the slave?" "No," said he whom I had taken to be the innkeeper.
My wallet contained a better trove, but it contained no more than what it bore when I had been drugged long ago in the holding of Temmu. Similarly disappointing, I am sure, were the meager gleanings extracted from the two warriors. Yasushi, in his search for missing foragers, had carried but two coins, and of bronze, folded in his sash, and Tajima, in his venture to obtain a slave, had carried but one, of copper. Their swords and knives, however, given their exquisite smithing, were of considerable value. On that score Arashi and his men had no cause for disappointment. Tajima's Nezumi, too, of course, had some value, but, given the condition of her hair, and as she had not been bid upon, it was not clear what it might be. "These two," asked Arashi, indicating Haruki and myself, "are not with the young warrior, and the slave?" "No," said he whom I had taken to be the innkeeper. - (Rebels of Gor)