Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 523 | "I am very View more quotes about pleased">pleased," I said, "that she is alive and well—and I gather that you were able to purchase her from Albrecht of the Kassars without difficulty". |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 520 | "She is only a slave, and unimportant," growled Kamchak. |
| 26 | 521 | "What did you pay for her return?" inquired Harold, with great innocence. |
| 26 | 522 | "Almost nothing," muttered Kamchak, "for she is nearly worthless". |
| 26 | 523 | "I am very pleased," I said, "that she is alive and well—and I gather that you were able to purchase her from Albrecht of the Kassars without difficulty". |
| 26 | 524 | Harold put his hand over his mouth and turned away, sniggering, and Kamchak's head seemed to sink angrily into his shoulders. |
| 26 | 525 | "What did you pay?" I asked. |
| 26 | 526 | "It is hard to outwit a Tuchuk in a bargain," remarked Harold, turning back, rather confidently. |
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"She is only a slave, and unimportant," growled Kamchak.
"What did you pay for her return?" inquired Harold, with great innocence.
"Almost nothing," muttered Kamchak, "for she is nearly worthless".
"I am very pleased," I said, "that she is alive and well—and I gather that you were able to purchase her from Albrecht of the Kassars without difficulty".
Harold put his hand over his mouth and turned away, sniggering, and Kamchak's head seemed to sink angrily into his shoulders.
"What did you pay?" I asked.
"It is hard to outwit a Tuchuk in a bargain," remarked Harold, turning back, rather confidently.
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