Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 833 | "You have shown me hospitality," I said, "and I would be honored if Suleiman Pasha would accept these unworthy stones for sixty weights". |
| 5 | 834 | Had it not been for Ibn Saran, I suspected I would not have been admitted even to the presence of the Pasha of Nine Wells. |
| 5 | 835 | He bowed. |
| 5 | 836 | He called a scribe to him. |
| 5 | 837 | "Give this merchant in gems," said he, "my note, stamped for eighty weights of dates". |
| 5 | 838 | I bowed. |
| 5 | 839 | "Suleiman Pasha is most generous," I said. |
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"You have shown me hospitality," I said, "and I would be honored if Suleiman Pasha would accept these unworthy stones for sixty weights".
Had it not been for Ibn Saran, I suspected I would not have been admitted even to the presence of the Pasha of Nine Wells.
He bowed.
He called a scribe to him.
"Give this merchant in gems," said he, "my note, stamped for eighty weights of dates".
I bowed.
"Suleiman Pasha is most generous," I said.
- (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter )