Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 17 | 327 | My View more quotes about master">master shrugged. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 324 | "Nonetheless it seems you might still count, officially, as a fellow who had received stolen goods," said the man. |
| 17 | 325 | "Not to my knowledge, if at all," said my master. |
| 17 | 326 | "Ignorance of the origin of the goods," said the man, "might indeed exonerate you from personal guilt in the matter". |
| 17 | 327 | My master shrugged. |
| 17 | 328 | "Still," said the man, "it might be of some interest to a praetor to hear you protest your innocence in the matter. |
| 17 | 329 | He would be likely to be interested, too, in whom you bought the slave from, and such, and perhaps even where they obtained her". |
| 17 | 330 | "What do you want?" asked my master, angrily. |
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"Nonetheless it seems you might still count, officially, as a fellow who had received stolen goods," said the man.
"Not to my knowledge, if at all," said my master.
"Ignorance of the origin of the goods," said the man, "might indeed exonerate you from personal guilt in the matter".
My master shrugged.
"Still," said the man, "it might be of some interest to a praetor to hear you protest your innocence in the matter.
He would be likely to be interested, too, in whom you bought the slave from, and such, and perhaps even where they obtained her".
"What do you want?" asked my master, angrily.
- (Dancer of Gor)