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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

To accompany one such as the fellow, Grunt, of whom I had heard, seemed to me advisable, at least until I could learn the land and fend better for myself. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #15)
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4 15 To View more quotes about accompany">accompany one such as the fellow, Grunt, of whom I had heard, seemed to me advisable, at least until I could learn the land and fend better for myself.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 12 "Some, merchants and traders, are permitted, by some of the tribes," said the young man.
4 13 "Of all," I said, "I have heard that he is most welcome in the Barrens, and travels furthest within them".
4 14 I doubted that I would fare well in the Barrens alone, inexperienced and untutored.
4 15 To accompany one such as the fellow, Grunt, of whom I had heard, seemed to me advisable, at least until I could learn the land and fend better for myself.
4 16 "That may be true," said the fellow.
4 17 "Why is that, I wonder," I said.
4 18 "He speaks some Dust Leg, and some of the talk of other tribes," said the fellow.
"Some, merchants and traders, are permitted, by some of the tribes," said the young man. "Of all," I said, "I have heard that he is most welcome in the Barrens, and travels furthest within them". I doubted that I would fare well in the Barrens alone, inexperienced and untutored. To accompany one such as the fellow, Grunt, of whom I had heard, seemed to me advisable, at least until I could learn the land and fend better for myself. "That may be true," said the fellow. "Why is that, I wonder," I said. "He speaks some Dust Leg, and some of the talk of other tribes," said the fellow. - (Savages of Gor)