Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 35 | 99 | "I think so," said the stranger. |
| 35 | 100 | "What is your business here?" called Demetrion to the fellow by the bulwarks, who seemed in authority. |
| 35 | 101 | That individual, however, made no answer. |
| 35 | 102 | "I know not your people, your land, your city, your ship, your family, your caste, your clan," said Demetrion, "but whoever you be, if anyone, there is wharfage due in Brundisium". |
| 35 | 103 | Many were about, and I fear that Demetrion sensed he had been affronted, and that his office, and station, had been too little recognized, let alone respected. |
| 35 | 104 | The man above Demetrion, on the deck of the strange ship, near the height of the gangway, the presumed captain or officer, drew forth from his sash a small sack and tossed it to the pier. |
| 35 | 105 | It stuck the planks of the pier, at Demetrion's feet, with an unmistakable sound. |
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"I think so," said the stranger.
"What is your business here?" called Demetrion to the fellow by the bulwarks, who seemed in authority.
That individual, however, made no answer.
"I know not your people, your land, your city, your ship, your family, your caste, your clan," said Demetrion, "but whoever you be, if anyone, there is wharfage due in Brundisium".
Many were about, and I fear that Demetrion sensed he had been affronted, and that his office, and station, had been too little recognized, let alone respected.
The man above Demetrion, on the deck of the strange ship, near the height of the gangway, the presumed captain or officer, drew forth from his sash a small sack and tossed it to the pier.
It stuck the planks of the pier, at Demetrion's feet, with an unmistakable sound.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter )