Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 319 | "Yes," I said, View more quotes about rather">rather pleased that I had, for once, managed to startle the great Boots Tarsk-Bit, or Renato, the Great, as he now called himself. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 316 | The purse disappeared inside the robe. |
| 23 | 317 | "I shall not enter into the details of this," I said, "but in the north, last summer, in virtue of an unusual combination of circumstances, Marcus came into the possession of a large fortune, one hundred pieces of gold". |
| 23 | 318 | "One hundred?" asked Boots, startled. |
| 23 | 319 | "Yes," I said, rather pleased that I had, for once, managed to startle the great Boots Tarsk-Bit, or Renato, the Great, as he now called himself. |
| 23 | 320 | "But he gave me the hundred pieces of gold," I said, "for a slave". |
| 23 | 321 | Boots regarded Marcus, aghast. |
| 23 | 322 | "She is worth ten thousand, and more," said Marcus, defensively. |
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The purse disappeared inside the robe.
"I shall not enter into the details of this," I said, "but in the north, last summer, in virtue of an unusual combination of circumstances, Marcus came into the possession of a large fortune, one hundred pieces of gold".
"One hundred?" asked Boots, startled.
"Yes," I said, rather pleased that I had, for once, managed to startle the great Boots Tarsk-Bit, or Renato, the Great, as he now called himself.
"But he gave me the hundred pieces of gold," I said, "for a slave".
Boots regarded Marcus, aghast.
"She is worth ten thousand, and more," said Marcus, defensively.
- (Magicians of Gor)