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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, of course, I could always give her, as a worthless trinket, one in which I was not personally interested, to one of the lowest and meanest of the taverners of Port Kar. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #96)
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4 96 Too, of View more quotes about course">course, I could always give her, as a worthless trinket, one in which I was not personally interested, to one of the lowest and meanest of the taverners of Port Kar.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 93 One day, I thought, perhaps, I might try chain-luck in the city of Ar.
4 94 It is said there are some good-looking women there.
4 95 I wondered if a place for such a woman might be found in my own holding, say, in my kitchens.
4 96 Too, of course, I could always give her, as a worthless trinket, one in which I was not personally interested, to one of the lowest and meanest of the taverners of Port Kar.
4 97 This thought amused me.
4 98 But I would have to choose the taverner and tavern well.
4 99 The taverner must be harsh and exacting, petty, avaricious and uncompromising.
One day, I thought, perhaps, I might try chain-luck in the city of Ar. It is said there are some good-looking women there. I wondered if a place for such a woman might be found in my own holding, say, in my kitchens. Too, of course, I could always give her, as a worthless trinket, one in which I was not personally interested, to one of the lowest and meanest of the taverners of Port Kar. This thought amused me. But I would have to choose the taverner and tavern well. The taverner must be harsh and exacting, petty, avaricious and uncompromising. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)