Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 219 | "There is, I View more quotes about discover">discover, attendant upon its assimilation," said Sarus of Tyros, "delirium and fever, but, in the end, the body finds itself freed of both poison and antidote. |
| 21 | 220 | I give it to you, Bosk of Port Kar, and with it the apologies of my Ubar, Chenbar, and those of myself, a seaman in his service". |
| 21 | 221 | "I am surprised," I said, "that Chenbar, the Sea Sleen, is so solicitous of my welfare". |
| 21 | 222 | Sarus laughed. |
| 21 | 223 | "He is not solicitous of your welfare, Warrior. |
| 21 | 224 | He is solicitous, rather, of the honor of Tyros. |
| 21 | 225 | Little would please Chenbar more than to meet you with daggers on the fighting circle of Tyros. |
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"There is, I discover, attendant upon its assimilation," said Sarus of Tyros, "delirium and fever, but, in the end, the body finds itself freed of both poison and antidote.
I give it to you, Bosk of Port Kar, and with it the apologies of my Ubar, Chenbar, and those of myself, a seaman in his service".
"I am surprised," I said, "that Chenbar, the Sea Sleen, is so solicitous of my welfare".
Sarus laughed.
"He is not solicitous of your welfare, Warrior.
He is solicitous, rather, of the honor of Tyros.
Little would please Chenbar more than to meet you with daggers on the fighting circle of Tyros.
- (Marauders of Gor)