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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"A copper tarsk, fifty," called another fellow. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #231)
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3 231 "A View more quotes about copper">copper tarsk, fifty," called another fellow.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 228 "Ninety copper tarsk-bits, coinage of Brundisium," called a man.
3 229 "I have a bid of ninety tarsk-bits, of Brundisium," said the auctioneer.
3 230 "Do I hear a copper tarsk, a copper tarsk?" "A copper tarsk!" called a man.
3 231 "A copper tarsk, fifty," called another fellow.
3 232 In Brundisium, a great mercantile port, there were a hundred tarsk-bits to the copper tarsk.
3 233 This allowed a subtlety, a delicacy and precision, of bidding, particularly for smaller articles.
3 234 The values of Gorean currency, particularly to the annoyance of the caste of merchants, varies considerably from city to city, with respect to weight, to purity of metal, and even denomination.
"Ninety copper tarsk-bits, coinage of Brundisium," called a man. "I have a bid of ninety tarsk-bits, of Brundisium," said the auctioneer. "Do I hear a copper tarsk, a copper tarsk?" "A copper tarsk!" called a man. "A copper tarsk, fifty," called another fellow. In Brundisium, a great mercantile port, there were a hundred tarsk-bits to the copper tarsk. This allowed a subtlety, a delicacy and precision, of bidding, particularly for smaller articles. The values of Gorean currency, particularly to the annoyance of the caste of merchants, varies considerably from city to city, with respect to weight, to purity of metal, and even denomination. - (Quarry of Gor)