Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 497 | Too, the View more quotes about house">house of Portia would find it difficult to ship from the wharf of Terence in Victoria, as there is no such wharf". |
| 49 | 498 | "She is then a mercenary, of sorts," I said. |
| 49 | 499 | "Doubtless," said Kurik. |
| 49 | 500 | "A lovely free woman, with all the powers of a free woman, and those of a lovely free woman, can be of great use in a thousand enterprises". |
| 49 | 501 | "Her antecedents, then," I said, "are immaterial". |
| 49 | 502 | "Yes," said Kurik, "but it is quite possible she is actually of the Merchants. |
| 49 | 503 | I would not be surprised. |
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Too, the house of Portia would find it difficult to ship from the wharf of Terence in Victoria, as there is no such wharf".
"She is then a mercenary, of sorts," I said.
"Doubtless," said Kurik.
"A lovely free woman, with all the powers of a free woman, and those of a lovely free woman, can be of great use in a thousand enterprises".
"Her antecedents, then," I said, "are immaterial".
"Yes," said Kurik, "but it is quite possible she is actually of the Merchants.
I would not be surprised.
- (Plunder of Gor)