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

"First you take us for scribes and now for thieves," said Miles, reprovingly, seemingly offended. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #149)
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37 149 "View more quotes about first">First you take us for scribes and now for thieves," said Miles, reprovingly, seemingly offended.

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

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37 146 "No, no!" she said.
37 147 "Surely you do not fear her theft," said Florian.
37 148 "Who would want so woeful and pathetic a slave?" I did not think that that remark on the part of Florian was necessary or indeed accurate.
37 149 "First you take us for scribes and now for thieves," said Miles, reprovingly, seemingly offended.
37 150 "No, no!" said the Lady Dorna.
37 151 "I am sure there is a guard boat with guardsmen about," said Florian.
37 152 "I recollect seeing one in the vicinity".
"No, no!" she said. "Surely you do not fear her theft," said Florian. "Who would want so woeful and pathetic a slave?" I did not think that that remark on the part of Florian was necessary or indeed accurate. "First you take us for scribes and now for thieves," said Miles, reprovingly, seemingly offended. "No, no!" said the Lady Dorna. "I am sure there is a guard boat with guardsmen about," said Florian. "I recollect seeing one in the vicinity". - (Quarry of Gor)