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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

Little else, these days, it seemed, was spoken of in the taverns, in the markets, and on the wharves. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #76)
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32 76 View more quotes about little">Little else, these days, it seemed, was spoken of in the taverns, in the markets, and on the wharves.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 73 But, it seems, the proud Vondan had ignored them.
32 74 Doubtless he had ignored the advice of others, too, in this matter.
32 75 In the river towns the dangers of these times were common knowledge.
32 76 Little else, these days, it seemed, was spoken of in the taverns, in the markets, and on the wharves.
32 77 "We were attacked by two ships west of Tafa," she said.
32 78 "One, as I understand it, was the galley Telia, captained by Sirnak, of this holding, he who has just presented me, and other loot, before you.
32 79 The other was the galley Tamira, captained by Reginald, he who is in the fee of Ragnar Voskjard".
But, it seems, the proud Vondan had ignored them. Doubtless he had ignored the advice of others, too, in this matter. In the river towns the dangers of these times were common knowledge. Little else, these days, it seemed, was spoken of in the taverns, in the markets, and on the wharves. "We were attacked by two ships west of Tafa," she said. "One, as I understand it, was the galley Telia, captained by Sirnak, of this holding, he who has just presented me, and other loot, before you. The other was the galley Tamira, captained by Reginald, he who is in the fee of Ragnar Voskjard". - (Rogue of Gor)