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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I gather," said Hurtha, "that you do not wish for me to accept spontaneous gifts from total strangers, or apply to them for loans". - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #185)
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9 185 "I View more quotes about gather">gather," said Hurtha, "that you do not wish for me to accept spontaneous gifts from total strangers, or apply to them for loans".

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 182 "But she might not bring much," said Hurtha, disconsolately.
9 183 "She is only a free female, and is not trained".
9 184 "True," I said.
9 185 "I gather," said Hurtha, "that you do not wish for me to accept spontaneous gifts from total strangers, or apply to them for loans".
9 186 I recalled the portly little fellow from Tabor.
9 187 "I think I would prefer that you do not do so," I said.
9 188 That time we had narrowly missed tangling with guardsmen.
"But she might not bring much," said Hurtha, disconsolately. "She is only a free female, and is not trained". "True," I said. "I gather," said Hurtha, "that you do not wish for me to accept spontaneous gifts from total strangers, or apply to them for loans". I recalled the portly little fellow from Tabor. "I think I would prefer that you do not do so," I said. That time we had narrowly missed tangling with guardsmen. - (Mercenaries of Gor)