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

"Do you wish for us to remain on duty here, my fellow and myself," I asked, "until the arrival of the wagon?" "No," he said. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #341)
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11 341 "Do you wish for us to remain on duty here, my View more quotes about fellow">fellow and myself," I asked, "until the arrival of the wagon?" "No," he said.

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

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11 338 Marcus and I, it seemed, had allies.
11 339 The officer's men, the guardsmen, looked at one another.
11 340 I gathered that this was information to them, too.
11 341 "Do you wish for us to remain on duty here, my fellow and myself," I asked, "until the arrival of the wagon?" "No," he said.
11 342 "Is there any way we may be of service?" I asked.
11 343 "We have our rounds," said the officer.
11 344 He glanced at the chest on the street, outside the door of the shop.
Marcus and I, it seemed, had allies. The officer's men, the guardsmen, looked at one another. I gathered that this was information to them, too. "Do you wish for us to remain on duty here, my fellow and myself," I asked, "until the arrival of the wagon?" "No," he said. "Is there any way we may be of service?" I asked. "We have our rounds," said the officer. He glanced at the chest on the street, outside the door of the shop. - (Magicians of Gor)