Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 11 | 591 | The possibility of peace on thassa was an attractive one to me, a merchant. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 588 | "Do not go, Bosk, Captain," said Antisthenes. |
| 11 | 589 | I already had a plan. |
| 11 | 590 | Had I not had one, I should not have volunteered. |
| 11 | 591 | The possibility of peace on thassa was an attractive one to me, a merchant. |
| 11 | 592 | If Cos and Tyros could be convinced to make peace, and it could be held, my fortunes would considerably increase. |
| 11 | 593 | Cos and Tyros themselves are important markets, not to mention their allies, and the ports and cities either affiliated with Cos and Tyros, or favorable to them. |
| 11 | 594 | Further, even if my mission failed, I would be richer by a galley, and that a ram-ship of heavy class, the most redoubtable naval weapon on gleaming thassa. |
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"Do not go, Bosk, Captain," said Antisthenes.
I already had a plan.
Had I not had one, I should not have volunteered.
The possibility of peace on thassa was an attractive one to me, a merchant.
If Cos and Tyros could be convinced to make peace, and it could be held, my fortunes would considerably increase.
Cos and Tyros themselves are important markets, not to mention their allies, and the ports and cities either affiliated with Cos and Tyros, or favorable to them.
Further, even if my mission failed, I would be richer by a galley, and that a ram-ship of heavy class, the most redoubtable naval weapon on gleaming thassa.
- (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 11)