Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 37 | 550 | "Please wait, masters," she said. |
| 37 | 551 | "Perhaps you should examine the tunic". |
| 37 | 552 | I suddenly recalled some puzzles I had had, pertaining to that distressing garment, its thickness, its opacity, its length, long and heavy, even for a Pani tunic, a smile on the face of Captain Nakamura, and a smile on the features of the slave, the sound it had made when it was brushed across the floor by Callias' boot. |
| 37 | 553 | "It is my conjecture," she said, "that Lord Nishida and master Tarl Cabot, who commands the tarn cavalry of Lord Temmu, would not have been likely, as an expression of their esteem and gratitude to my master, to send him so negligible a gift as a mere slave, and one untrained, too". |
| 37 | 554 | "No!" said Callias. |
| 37 | 555 | "You are a thousand times more than enough. |
| 37 | 556 | They must know that. |
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"Please wait, masters," she said.
"Perhaps you should examine the tunic".
I suddenly recalled some puzzles I had had, pertaining to that distressing garment, its thickness, its opacity, its length, long and heavy, even for a Pani tunic, a smile on the face of Captain Nakamura, and a smile on the features of the slave, the sound it had made when it was brushed across the floor by Callias' boot.
"It is my conjecture," she said, "that Lord Nishida and master Tarl Cabot, who commands the tarn cavalry of Lord Temmu, would not have been likely, as an expression of their esteem and gratitude to my master, to send him so negligible a gift as a mere slave, and one untrained, too".
"No!" said Callias.
"You are a thousand times more than enough.
They must know that.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter )