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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

If he wished to have it out with me, presumably he would do so, with his own blade. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1017)
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2 1017 If he View more quotes about wished">wished to have it out with me, presumably he would do so, with his own blade.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 1014 He had once been banished from Ar, and nearly impaled, for the falsification of slave data, misrepresenting merchandise as to its level of training and skill.
2 1015 I, too, had once been denied salt, bread and fire in Ar, and banished from the city.
2 1016 I did not think, however, that Marlenus, of Ar, her Ubar, he who had banished me, would be likely to send a covert assassin from Brundisium against me, from Brundisium perhaps to make the connection with Ar seem unlikely or tenuous.
2 1017 If he wished to have it out with me, presumably he would do so, with his own blade.
2 1018 Marlenus was too direct and proud for such deviousness.
2 1019 Too, we were not really enemies.
2 1020 Too, if he had wished to send an assassin against me, presumably he would have done so long ago.
He had once been banished from Ar, and nearly impaled, for the falsification of slave data, misrepresenting merchandise as to its level of training and skill. I, too, had once been denied salt, bread and fire in Ar, and banished from the city. I did not think, however, that Marlenus, of Ar, her Ubar, he who had banished me, would be likely to send a covert assassin from Brundisium against me, from Brundisium perhaps to make the connection with Ar seem unlikely or tenuous. If he wished to have it out with me, presumably he would do so, with his own blade. Marlenus was too direct and proud for such deviousness. Too, we were not really enemies. Too, if he had wished to send an assassin against me, presumably he would have done so long ago. - (Players of Gor)