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

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11 7 View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, it was the merchant from Tabor, that portly fellow who had been so inflexibly and boorishly determined to retrieve a gift, one which he had bestowed, of his own free will, as I had pointed out to him, on one of the fellows traveling with me, Hurtha, as I recalled.
11 8 "How are you?" I asked.
11 9 I feared the answer would not be reassuring.
11 10 "Fine," he said, somewhat bitterly I thought.
11 11 "That is good to hear," I said.
11 12 But his demeanor suggested, and rather clearly, that it might actually be his intention to broach some new grievance.
11 13 I had some suspicion, also, as to what it might be.
Indeed, it was the merchant from Tabor, that portly fellow who had been so inflexibly and boorishly determined to retrieve a gift, one which he had bestowed, of his own free will, as I had pointed out to him, on one of the fellows traveling with me, Hurtha, as I recalled. "How are you?" I asked. I feared the answer would not be reassuring. "Fine," he said, somewhat bitterly I thought. "That is good to hear," I said. But his demeanor suggested, and rather clearly, that it might actually be his intention to broach some new grievance. I had some suspicion, also, as to what it might be. - (Mercenaries of Gor)