Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 85 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, I surmised, there was risk enough, and great risk, coming together even in Se'Kara. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 82 | Between Se'Kara and the winter solstice, which occurs on the first of Se'Var, the rence will be sold or bartered, sometimes by taking it to the edge of the delta, sometimes by being contacted by rence merchants, who enter the delta in narrow barges, rowed by slaves, in order to have first pick of the product. |
| 3 | 83 | The first of Se'Var is also a date of festival, it might be mentioned, but this time the festival is limited to individual, isolated rence islands. |
| 3 | 84 | With the year's rence sold, the communities do not care to lie too closely to one another; the primary reason is that, in doing so, they would present too inviting a target for the "tax collectors" of Port Kar. |
| 3 | 85 | Indeed, I surmised, there was risk enough, and great risk, coming together even in Se'Kara. |
| 3 | 86 | The unsold stores of rence paper on the islands at this time would, in themselves, be a treasure, though, to be sure, a bulky one. |
| 3 | 87 | But I felt there was something strange going on, for there must have been five or six headmen on the island with Ho-Hak at this time. |
| 3 | 88 | It is seldom, even in Se'Kara, that so many rence islands would gather for festival. |
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Between Se'Kara and the winter solstice, which occurs on the first of Se'Var, the rence will be sold or bartered, sometimes by taking it to the edge of the delta, sometimes by being contacted by rence merchants, who enter the delta in narrow barges, rowed by slaves, in order to have first pick of the product.
The first of Se'Var is also a date of festival, it might be mentioned, but this time the festival is limited to individual, isolated rence islands.
With the year's rence sold, the communities do not care to lie too closely to one another; the primary reason is that, in doing so, they would present too inviting a target for the "tax collectors" of Port Kar.
Indeed, I surmised, there was risk enough, and great risk, coming together even in Se'Kara.
The unsold stores of rence paper on the islands at this time would, in themselves, be a treasure, though, to be sure, a bulky one.
But I felt there was something strange going on, for there must have been five or six headmen on the island with Ho-Hak at this time.
It is seldom, even in Se'Kara, that so many rence islands would gather for festival.
- (Raiders of Gor)