Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 46 | 280 | View more quotes about shortly">Shortly there will be a free round of paga for all!" This information did much to calm the tables. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 46 | 277 | On the other hand, his obstreperous, ranting analysis of the situation did serve to apprise the tables of a hitherto generally unrecognized problem, one which might soon prove acute, particularly as a number of patrons were on the point of beginning, or continuing, their evening, rather than prematurely terminating it. |
| 46 | 278 | "Be patient, noble friends," called Ho-Tosk, "dear sharers of a Home Stone, and esteemed guests of Port Kar; it is true we are a bit short of paga now, for which deprivation I accept all responsibility, but more is even now hurrying to our portal. |
| 46 | 279 | Wait a moment, a moment. |
| 46 | 280 | Shortly there will be a free round of paga for all!" This information did much to calm the tables. |
| 46 | 281 | Some of the patrons, at four adjoining tables, then broke into a song extolling the great harbor of Brundisium. |
| 46 | 282 | Almost simultaneously, local mariners and workers from the arsenal, not to be outdone, added to the ambiance by contributing a competitive medley of tavern songs. |
| 46 | 283 | It was not long then until disputes arose having to do with the comparative merits of the ships and slave girls of Brundisium vis-a-vis those of Port Kar. |
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On the other hand, his obstreperous, ranting analysis of the situation did serve to apprise the tables of a hitherto generally unrecognized problem, one which might soon prove acute, particularly as a number of patrons were on the point of beginning, or continuing, their evening, rather than prematurely terminating it.
"Be patient, noble friends," called Ho-Tosk, "dear sharers of a Home Stone, and esteemed guests of Port Kar; it is true we are a bit short of paga now, for which deprivation I accept all responsibility, but more is even now hurrying to our portal.
Wait a moment, a moment.
Shortly there will be a free round of paga for all!" This information did much to calm the tables.
Some of the patrons, at four adjoining tables, then broke into a song extolling the great harbor of Brundisium.
Almost simultaneously, local mariners and workers from the arsenal, not to be outdone, added to the ambiance by contributing a competitive medley of tavern songs.
It was not long then until disputes arose having to do with the comparative merits of the ships and slave girls of Brundisium vis-a-vis those of Port Kar.
- (Quarry of Gor)