Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 194 | "View more quotes about further">Further," said the Lady Bina, "we informed the agents of the great merchant, Mintar, that we anticipated the appearance of caravan bandits". |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 65 | 191 | I was sure this was false. |
| 65 | 192 | But Lucilius, and certainly his cohorts, might be less certain of the matter. |
| 65 | 193 | I now suspected the nature of some of the mysterious objects carried in the wagon, paint, perhaps, in the cylindrical containers, and, surely, the pole and banner, which must have resided in the long, rectangular box. |
| 65 | 194 | "Further," said the Lady Bina, "we informed the agents of the great merchant, Mintar, that we anticipated the appearance of caravan bandits". |
| 65 | 195 | "We are not caravan bandits!" cried a man, clearly alarmed, looking about. |
| 65 | 196 | "Then I regret that a tragic misunderstanding has taken place," said the Lady Bina. |
| 65 | 197 | "I am very sorry". |
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I was sure this was false.
But Lucilius, and certainly his cohorts, might be less certain of the matter.
I now suspected the nature of some of the mysterious objects carried in the wagon, paint, perhaps, in the cylindrical containers, and, surely, the pole and banner, which must have resided in the long, rectangular box.
"Further," said the Lady Bina, "we informed the agents of the great merchant, Mintar, that we anticipated the appearance of caravan bandits".
"We are not caravan bandits!" cried a man, clearly alarmed, looking about.
"Then I regret that a tragic misunderstanding has taken place," said the Lady Bina.
"I am very sorry".
- (Plunder of Gor)