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

It thus seemed to me, as well as to Boabissia, though I had not expressed this view to her, that Ar was the most likely point of origin for the caravan in question. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #140)
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18 140 It View more quotes about thus">thus seemed to me, as well as to Boabissia, though I had not expressed this view to her, that Ar was the most likely point of origin for the caravan in question.

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

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18 137 There may be records, memories amongst merchants, and so on".
18 138 "I suppose so," I said.
18 139 Whereas Boabissia's vanity may well have been involved in this, clearly she did not seem to be of Alar blood, and, as I had heard, the caravan in which she had been discovered as an infant had indeed been one of size and presumed opulence.
18 140 It thus seemed to me, as well as to Boabissia, though I had not expressed this view to her, that Ar was the most likely point of origin for the caravan in question.
18 141 Her search then, it seemed to me, might judiciously begin in Ar, even if it might not end there.
18 142 "I think I may have a great inheritance," she said.
18 143 "Perhaps I shall find I own vast estates, that funds in trust have been left for me, that I am of noble family, that I am one of the richest and most powerful women in Ar!" "Why should you think such things?" I asked.
There may be records, memories amongst merchants, and so on". "I suppose so," I said. Whereas Boabissia's vanity may well have been involved in this, clearly she did not seem to be of Alar blood, and, as I had heard, the caravan in which she had been discovered as an infant had indeed been one of size and presumed opulence. It thus seemed to me, as well as to Boabissia, though I had not expressed this view to her, that Ar was the most likely point of origin for the caravan in question. Her search then, it seemed to me, might judiciously begin in Ar, even if it might not end there. "I think I may have a great inheritance," she said. "Perhaps I shall find I own vast estates, that funds in trust have been left for me, that I am of noble family, that I am one of the richest and most powerful women in Ar!" "Why should you think such things?" I asked. - (Mercenaries of Gor)