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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

He smiled. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #197)
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4 197 He smiled.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 194 A year View more quotes about later">later, by slave wagon, I reached the fair of Se'Var near the Sardar, where I was sold to the House of Clark, from which house I and many others were fortunate enough to be purchased by the House of Cernus, in Glorious Ar".
4 195 Cernus leaned back again, seemingly satisfied.
4 196 "But without the ring," said he, "no one will believe the brand of the four bosk horns".
4 197 He smiled.
4 198 "You will be regarded, my dear, as inauthentic".
4 199 "I am sorry," said Elizabeth, her head down.
4 200 "I will have a smith replace the ring," he said.
A year later, by slave wagon, I reached the fair of Se'Var near the Sardar, where I was sold to the House of Clark, from which house I and many others were fortunate enough to be purchased by the House of Cernus, in Glorious Ar". Cernus leaned back again, seemingly satisfied. "But without the ring," said he, "no one will believe the brand of the four bosk horns". He smiled. "You will be regarded, my dear, as inauthentic". "I am sorry," said Elizabeth, her head down. "I will have a smith replace the ring," he said. - (Assassin of Gor)