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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Had it not been for Ibn Saran, I suspected I would not have been admitted even to the presence of the Pasha of Nine Wells. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #834)
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5 834 Had it not been for Ibn View more quotes about saran">Saran, I suspected I would not have been admitted even to the presence of the Pasha of Nine Wells.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 831 He had cut through much haggling.
5 832 Had he been truly interested in bargaining and dates I suspected I would not have been permitted to deal with him at all, but rather, at best, with one of his commissary officers.
5 833 "You have shown me hospitality," I said, "and I would be honored if Suleiman Pasha would accept these unworthy stones for sixty weights".
5 834 Had it not been for Ibn Saran, I suspected I would not have been admitted even to the presence of the Pasha of Nine Wells.
5 835 He bowed.
5 836 He called a scribe to him.
5 837 "Give this merchant in gems," said he, "my note, stamped for eighty weights of dates".
He had cut through much haggling. Had he been truly interested in bargaining and dates I suspected I would not have been permitted to deal with him at all, but rather, at best, with one of his commissary officers. "You have shown me hospitality," I said, "and I would be honored if Suleiman Pasha would accept these unworthy stones for sixty weights". Had it not been for Ibn Saran, I suspected I would not have been admitted even to the presence of the Pasha of Nine Wells. He bowed. He called a scribe to him. "Give this merchant in gems," said he, "my note, stamped for eighty weights of dates". - (Tribesmen of Gor)