Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 52 | 622 | "Gold, women, fleets, cities, a ubarate or ubarates," said my master. |
| 52 | 623 | "We might have been mighty men," said Axel, fondling the shaggy, lifted head of Tiomines. |
| 52 | 624 | "It is quite possible," said my master, "that the World's End would never be reached". |
| 52 | 625 | "thassa," said Axel, "is treacherous, deep, and cruel". |
| 52 | 626 | "It is a voyage, as no other," said my master. |
| 52 | 627 | "Tersites," said Axel, "would challenge the winds and the sea, fearful thassa, in the fiercest and most ruthless of seasons". |
| 52 | 628 | "He is mad," said my master. |
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"Gold, women, fleets, cities, a ubarate or ubarates," said my master.
"We might have been mighty men," said Axel, fondling the shaggy, lifted head of Tiomines.
"It is quite possible," said my master, "that the World's End would never be reached".
"thassa," said Axel, "is treacherous, deep, and cruel".
"It is a voyage, as no other," said my master.
"Tersites," said Axel, "would challenge the winds and the sea, fearful thassa, in the fiercest and most ruthless of seasons".
"He is mad," said my master.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter )