Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 397 | He View more quotes about might">might, however, knowing him, think that he should think about such things. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 394 | "You just paid one hundred pieces of gold for her," I reminded him. |
| 48 | 395 | Indeed, it was primarily for this reason that I had so willingly accepted the gold. |
| 48 | 396 | I did not think that Marcus, of course, would kill, or even really wish to kill, the girl. |
| 48 | 397 | He might, however, knowing him, think that he should think about such things. |
| 48 | 398 | Therefore, I had seen fit to give him an economic reason, as a sop to his rationality, for dismissing such thoughts. |
| 48 | 399 | For example, to fling the object of so considerable an investment to sleen would be economically suspect, to say the least. |
| 48 | 400 | "True," he said. |
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"You just paid one hundred pieces of gold for her," I reminded him.
Indeed, it was primarily for this reason that I had so willingly accepted the gold.
I did not think that Marcus, of course, would kill, or even really wish to kill, the girl.
He might, however, knowing him, think that he should think about such things.
Therefore, I had seen fit to give him an economic reason, as a sop to his rationality, for dismissing such thoughts.
For example, to fling the object of so considerable an investment to sleen would be economically suspect, to say the least.
"True," he said.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)