Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 15 | 795 | "It has been my experience," he said, View more quotes about looking">looking up, "that a judgment too hastily entered upon is sometimes, in the light of cooler reflection, regretted". |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 15 | 792 | There was no reason for me to receive the letters, of course, until I was ready to leave. |
| 15 | 793 | I now sensed, however, more than before, the security in which he wished to hold them, and how important they might be. |
| 15 | 794 | To be sure, developments might occur during the night, events to which pertinent references might be judiciously included. |
| 15 | 795 | "It has been my experience," he said, looking up, "that a judgment too hastily entered upon is sometimes, in the light of cooler reflection, regretted". |
| 15 | 796 | "Sir?" I asked. |
| 15 | 797 | "Consider carefully, tonight," he said, "in repose, and at length, whether or not you wish, truly, to carry these letters". |
| 15 | 798 | "I have agreed to do so," I said. |
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There was no reason for me to receive the letters, of course, until I was ready to leave.
I now sensed, however, more than before, the security in which he wished to hold them, and how important they might be.
To be sure, developments might occur during the night, events to which pertinent references might be judiciously included.
"It has been my experience," he said, looking up, "that a judgment too hastily entered upon is sometimes, in the light of cooler reflection, regretted".
"Sir?" I asked.
"Consider carefully, tonight," he said, "in repose, and at length, whether or not you wish, truly, to carry these letters".
"I have agreed to do so," I said.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)