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

On the lid of the chest he carved a delka, and then set the lid against the remains of the chest, that the sign might be prominently displayed. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #350)
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12 350 On the lid of the View more quotes about chest">chest he carved a delka, and then set the lid against the remains of the chest, that the sign might be prominently displayed.

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

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12 347 I then turned back to face Marcus.
12 348 I pointed to the remains of the chest and touched the knife at my side.
12 349 He nodded and drew his knife.
12 350 On the lid of the chest he carved a delka, and then set the lid against the remains of the chest, that the sign might be prominently displayed.
12 351 As we were not in the officer's chain of command, he in charge of the guardsmen of Ar whom we had earlier encountered, I did not think he would be likely to follow up the matter of the girl's disposition.
12 352 He would presumably take it for granted, that she might even now be in the loot pits of the district of Anbar, awaiting the technicalities of her enslavement.
12 353 Had he been interested in the matter he would doubtless have seen to it himself, or had his men see to it.
I then turned back to face Marcus. I pointed to the remains of the chest and touched the knife at my side. He nodded and drew his knife. On the lid of the chest he carved a delka, and then set the lid against the remains of the chest, that the sign might be prominently displayed. As we were not in the officer's chain of command, he in charge of the guardsmen of Ar whom we had earlier encountered, I did not think he would be likely to follow up the matter of the girl's disposition. He would presumably take it for granted, that she might even now be in the loot pits of the district of Anbar, awaiting the technicalities of her enslavement. Had he been interested in the matter he would doubtless have seen to it himself, or had his men see to it. - (Magicians of Gor)