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

Too, I think I may count on your having independent stores of coins and notes, and, given your apparent wealth and elegance, a suitable measure of costly cloths, gems and jewelries. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #371)
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5 371 Too, I View more quotes about think">think I may count on your having independent stores of coins and notes, and, given your apparent wealth and elegance, a suitable measure of costly cloths, gems and jewelries.

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

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5 368 She began to tremble in the chains.
5 369 "Among your belongings," I said, "there are also doubtless other things of interest, such as rings, and moneys, and such, pilfered from your captives.
5 370 I alone am missing a considerable wallet.
5 371 Too, I think I may count on your having independent stores of coins and notes, and, given your apparent wealth and elegance, a suitable measure of costly cloths, gems and jewelries.
5 372 These materials I shall distribute among the members of the work chain, to compensate them somewhat for their inconvenience and loss of time.
5 373 These weapons I carry, too, save for those I reserve for my own use, I shall give to skillful, worthy fellows.
5 374 We shall then, still free men, make our way to the fair.
She began to tremble in the chains. "Among your belongings," I said, "there are also doubtless other things of interest, such as rings, and moneys, and such, pilfered from your captives. I alone am missing a considerable wallet. Too, I think I may count on your having independent stores of coins and notes, and, given your apparent wealth and elegance, a suitable measure of costly cloths, gems and jewelries. These materials I shall distribute among the members of the work chain, to compensate them somewhat for their inconvenience and loss of time. These weapons I carry, too, save for those I reserve for my own use, I shall give to skillful, worthy fellows. We shall then, still free men, make our way to the fair. - (Players of Gor)