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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was informed, through Msaliti, the Ubar speaking, that the greetings of Teletus were accepted, that his ubarate expressed similar greetings to those of the island, that his ubarate appreciated our interest in its future and that his wazir of trade would speak to me within the next ten days. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #168)
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18 168 I was View more quotes about informed">informed, through Msaliti, the Ubar speaking, that the greetings of Teletus were accepted, that his ubarate expressed similar greetings to those of the island, that his ubarate appreciated our interest in its future and that his wazir of trade would speak to me within the next ten days.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 165 Thirdly, I think I might have enjoyed discomfiting Msaliti, hoisting him, so to speak, by his own petard.
18 166 Msaliti then signaled to a man who brought forward the gifts for Bila Huruma, in the small coffer.
18 167 He acknowledged them, and then they were put to the side.
18 168 I was informed, through Msaliti, the Ubar speaking, that the greetings of Teletus were accepted, that his ubarate expressed similar greetings to those of the island, that his ubarate appreciated our interest in its future and that his wazir of trade would speak to me within the next ten days.
18 169 I then, as I had seen others do, smiled and bowed, and, walking backward, withdrew from his presence.
18 170 The next envoy was from Bazi.
18 171 He presented to Bila Huruma four chests of gold, and ten black slave girls, nude, in golden chains.
Thirdly, I think I might have enjoyed discomfiting Msaliti, hoisting him, so to speak, by his own petard. Msaliti then signaled to a man who brought forward the gifts for Bila Huruma, in the small coffer. He acknowledged them, and then they were put to the side. I was informed, through Msaliti, the Ubar speaking, that the greetings of Teletus were accepted, that his ubarate expressed similar greetings to those of the island, that his ubarate appreciated our interest in its future and that his wazir of trade would speak to me within the next ten days. I then, as I had seen others do, smiled and bowed, and, walking backward, withdrew from his presence. The next envoy was from Bazi. He presented to Bila Huruma four chests of gold, and ten black slave girls, nude, in golden chains. - (Explorers of Gor)