Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 37 | 665 | "Yes," I said. |
| 37 | 666 | I did have some tarsk-bits in my purse, and I had certainly volunteered to buy something to eat. |
| 37 | 667 | On the other hand, that was at a time, as I recalled, when I thought the stranger had not a tarsk-bit to his name. |
| 37 | 668 | He was now a wealthy man, quite possibly the most wealthy man in Brundisium not of the merchant caste. |
| 37 | 669 | I suddenly began to suspect something of the economic dispositions, calculations, and shrewdness of the extremely wealthy, which shrewdness, and such, apparently, it did not take long to acquire. |
| 37 | 670 | After all, I thought to myself, too, he is a Cosian, and everyone knows what Cosians are like, though to be perfectly honest I had never given much thought up to that point as to Cosians in general. |
| 37 | 671 | Still, he was not a bad fellow. |
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"Yes," I said.
I did have some tarsk-bits in my purse, and I had certainly volunteered to buy something to eat.
On the other hand, that was at a time, as I recalled, when I thought the stranger had not a tarsk-bit to his name.
He was now a wealthy man, quite possibly the most wealthy man in Brundisium not of the merchant caste.
I suddenly began to suspect something of the economic dispositions, calculations, and shrewdness of the extremely wealthy, which shrewdness, and such, apparently, it did not take long to acquire.
After all, I thought to myself, too, he is a Cosian, and everyone knows what Cosians are like, though to be perfectly honest I had never given much thought up to that point as to Cosians in general.
Still, he was not a bad fellow.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter )