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

One of the men, he who had held the scroll, briskly rewound the scroll, smiled ruefully, and dropped it into the bin with the others. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #352)
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11 352 One of the men, he who had View more quotes about held">held the scroll, briskly rewound the scroll, smiled ruefully, and dropped it into the bin with the others.

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

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11 349 A white ribbon was tied to one of the spindles or rollers which, I supposed, as there was writing on it, identified the scroll.
11 350 Different-color ribbons are commonly indexed to one consideration or another, most commonly the asking price for a scroll, after which negotiations commonly begin.
11 351 Scrolls with purple ribbons, as I had learned on former walks, were usually kept behind the counter, in the back, in pigeon holes or racks.
11 352 One of the men, he who had held the scroll, briskly rewound the scroll, smiled ruefully, and dropped it into the bin with the others.
11 353 "It is not authentic," he said.
11 354 "It is not the work of Tius, of Citium".
11 355 "I did not think so," said the other.
A white ribbon was tied to one of the spindles or rollers which, I supposed, as there was writing on it, identified the scroll. Different-color ribbons are commonly indexed to one consideration or another, most commonly the asking price for a scroll, after which negotiations commonly begin. Scrolls with purple ribbons, as I had learned on former walks, were usually kept behind the counter, in the back, in pigeon holes or racks. One of the men, he who had held the scroll, briskly rewound the scroll, smiled ruefully, and dropped it into the bin with the others. "It is not authentic," he said. "It is not the work of Tius, of Citium". "I did not think so," said the other. - (Quarry of Gor)