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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Merchants must keep their friends on both sides of the fence, for who knows if Marlenus may not once more sit upon the throne of Ar?" I must have uttered a sound of joy, for Marlenus quickly placed his hand over my mouth. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #131)
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14 131 View more quotes about merchants">Merchants must keep their friends on both sides of the fence, for who knows if Marlenus may not once more sit upon the throne of Ar?" I must have uttered a sound of joy, for Marlenus quickly placed his hand over my mouth.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 128 "It is common knowledge in the camp of Pa-Kur," replied Marlenus.
14 129 I could sense him smiling in the darkness.
14 130 "I myself, as one of the Afflicted, learned it from Mintar, of the Merchant Caste.
14 131 Merchants must keep their friends on both sides of the fence, for who knows if Marlenus may not once more sit upon the throne of Ar?" I must have uttered a sound of joy, for Marlenus quickly placed his hand over my mouth.
14 132 He asked no more if he should kill me, but rose to his feet and walked away, under the snapping wing of one of the tarns, and waved farewell.
14 133 "Good-bye, Warrior," he called.
14 134 With a sickening lurch and sharp jolt of pain the two tarnsmen brought their birds into the air.
"It is common knowledge in the camp of Pa-Kur," replied Marlenus. I could sense him smiling in the darkness. "I myself, as one of the Afflicted, learned it from Mintar, of the Merchant Caste. Merchants must keep their friends on both sides of the fence, for who knows if Marlenus may not once more sit upon the throne of Ar?" I must have uttered a sound of joy, for Marlenus quickly placed his hand over my mouth. He asked no more if he should kill me, but rose to his feet and walked away, under the snapping wing of one of the tarns, and waved farewell. "Good-bye, Warrior," he called. With a sickening lurch and sharp jolt of pain the two tarnsmen brought their birds into the air. - (Tarnsman of Gor)