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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

For my part, of course, if he were apprehended, or such, I would probably have dallied about at least long enough to determine whether I might be of any assistance or not. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1298)
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1 1298 For my View more quotes about part">part, of course, if he were apprehended, or such, I would probably have dallied about at least long enough to determine whether I might be of any assistance or not.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 1295 If possible, we were to meet on the road to Holmesk, to the south, in the vicinity of the village of Teslit.
1 1296 If this meeting proved impractical, the fellow near Teslit, whoever it might be, was to hurry south to Holmesk, there to contact the men of Ar.
1 1297 He was a very serious young man, and was very serious about these plans.
1 1298 For my part, of course, if he were apprehended, or such, I would probably have dallied about at least long enough to determine whether I might be of any assistance or not.
1 1299 If one has been impaled, of course, the amount of assistance one can render is negligible.
1 1300 He himself, however, had insisted that he must be discounted, sacrificed without a murmur, and that I must continue on to contact the men of Ar in the south.
1 1301 I did not discuss these matters with him as it is very difficult to talk with people who are reasonable.
If possible, we were to meet on the road to Holmesk, to the south, in the vicinity of the village of Teslit. If this meeting proved impractical, the fellow near Teslit, whoever it might be, was to hurry south to Holmesk, there to contact the men of Ar. He was a very serious young man, and was very serious about these plans. For my part, of course, if he were apprehended, or such, I would probably have dallied about at least long enough to determine whether I might be of any assistance or not. If one has been impaled, of course, the amount of assistance one can render is negligible. He himself, however, had insisted that he must be discounted, sacrificed without a murmur, and that I must continue on to contact the men of Ar in the south. I did not discuss these matters with him as it is very difficult to talk with people who are reasonable. - (Vagabonds of Gor)