Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 12 | 629 | It permitted him to satisfy his sense of venality and yet not appear excessively mercenary. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 12 | 626 | I did not think Msaliti, truly, whom I took to be a shrewd, clever fellow, and one concerned with matters of wealth and power, would wish to give a girl away. |
| 12 | 627 | Too, since he had paid for her in silver tarsks he would wish to sell her in the same denomination and, presumably, at some profit. |
| 12 | 628 | My offer of six seemed perfect. |
| 12 | 629 | It permitted him to satisfy his sense of venality and yet not appear excessively mercenary. |
| 12 | 630 | Had I tried to obtain her for less than six tarsks or he tried to obtain more for her I think the situation could have become unpleasant. |
| 12 | 631 | Msaliti, his scar now affixed, and his disguise intact, bent down and removed the shackles from the blond barbarian's ankles. |
| 12 | 632 | He then removed the collar from her and, with it, the rope which had tethered her to the wall. |
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I did not think Msaliti, truly, whom I took to be a shrewd, clever fellow, and one concerned with matters of wealth and power, would wish to give a girl away.
Too, since he had paid for her in silver tarsks he would wish to sell her in the same denomination and, presumably, at some profit.
My offer of six seemed perfect.
It permitted him to satisfy his sense of venality and yet not appear excessively mercenary.
Had I tried to obtain her for less than six tarsks or he tried to obtain more for her I think the situation could have become unpleasant.
Msaliti, his scar now affixed, and his disguise intact, bent down and removed the shackles from the blond barbarian's ankles.
He then removed the collar from her and, with it, the rope which had tethered her to the wall.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 12)