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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Well," said Harold, "I am tired—and I am going to my wagon—I have a little slave there I am anxious to put to work". - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #135)
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24 135 "Well," said View more quotes about harold">Harold, "I am tired—and I am going to my wagon—I have a little slave there I am anxious to put to work".

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 132 "All right," said Harold, "it is well known you are only a Koroban, and not a Tuchuk".
24 133 But then he added, soberly, "But you wear the Courage Scar for what you did—not all men who wear the Courage Scar do so visibly".
24 134 I did not speak.
24 135 "Well," said Harold, "I am tired—and I am going to my wagon—I have a little slave there I am anxious to put to work".
24 136 "I did not know of my wagon," I said.
24 137 "I gathered not," said Harold, "seeing that you apparently spent the night after the battle comfortably resting on the floor of Kamchak's wagon—I looked around for you that night—but didn't find you".
24 138 He added, "Your own wagon, you will be pleased to hear, was among the wagons untouched by the Paravaci—as was mine".
"All right," said Harold, "it is well known you are only a Koroban, and not a Tuchuk". But then he added, soberly, "But you wear the Courage Scar for what you did—not all men who wear the Courage Scar do so visibly". I did not speak. "Well," said Harold, "I am tired—and I am going to my wagon—I have a little slave there I am anxious to put to work". "I did not know of my wagon," I said. "I gathered not," said Harold, "seeing that you apparently spent the night after the battle comfortably resting on the floor of Kamchak's wagon—I looked around for you that night—but didn't find you". He added, "Your own wagon, you will be pleased to hear, was among the wagons untouched by the Paravaci—as was mine". - (Nomads of Gor)