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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It seems that some good fellows of Cos, esteemed mercenaries, in the service of her Ubar, with all good will and innocence, entered this shop, to purchase wares for loved ones, and were treacherously set upon by assailants, some twenty in number". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #145)
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11 145 "It View more quotes about seems">seems that some good fellows of Cos, esteemed mercenaries, in the service of her Ubar, with all good will and innocence, entered this shop, to purchase wares for loved ones, and were treacherously set upon by assailants, some twenty in number".

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 142 "Excellent," said the officer.
11 143 "Desist," he said to the men.
11 144 "I am considering my report," said the officer to the merchant.
11 145 "It seems that some good fellows of Cos, esteemed mercenaries, in the service of her Ubar, with all good will and innocence, entered this shop, to purchase wares for loved ones, and were treacherously set upon by assailants, some twenty in number".
11 146 "They came pretending to be collectors," said the merchant, "to rob me under this pretense, and dissatisfied with my inability to fill their purses, set out to destroy the shop and goods, and then two fellows whom I did not know, their features concealed in wind scarves, entered and did what you see in the front of the shop".
11 147 "I like my version better," said the captain.
11 148 "As you will," said the merchant.
"Excellent," said the officer. "Desist," he said to the men. "I am considering my report," said the officer to the merchant. "It seems that some good fellows of Cos, esteemed mercenaries, in the service of her Ubar, with all good will and innocence, entered this shop, to purchase wares for loved ones, and were treacherously set upon by assailants, some twenty in number". "They came pretending to be collectors," said the merchant, "to rob me under this pretense, and dissatisfied with my inability to fill their purses, set out to destroy the shop and goods, and then two fellows whom I did not know, their features concealed in wind scarves, entered and did what you see in the front of the shop". "I like my version better," said the captain. "As you will," said the merchant. - (Magicians of Gor)