Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 44 | 127 | The newcomer made a View more quotes about tiny">tiny gesture, granting them such trivial objects. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 44 | 124 | They, I gathered, unlike Aynur and myself, had some sense of he with whom they dealt. |
| 44 | 125 | They might not know his identity, but they were apparently adequately assured of the validity of his credentials, at least as being those of some contact in question, of his reliability, of his right to conduct certain businesses. |
| 44 | 126 | "There were two collars of gold," said the man behind me. |
| 44 | 127 | The newcomer made a tiny gesture, granting them such trivial objects. |
| 44 | 128 | The collars would doubtless be melted down. |
| 44 | 129 | Either was doubtless worth more than many slaves, doubtless more than I and perhaps more even than Aynur. |
| 44 | 130 | No longer did we wear collars of gold. |
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They, I gathered, unlike Aynur and myself, had some sense of he with whom they dealt.
They might not know his identity, but they were apparently adequately assured of the validity of his credentials, at least as being those of some contact in question, of his reliability, of his right to conduct certain businesses.
"There were two collars of gold," said the man behind me.
The newcomer made a tiny gesture, granting them such trivial objects.
The collars would doubtless be melted down.
Either was doubtless worth more than many slaves, doubtless more than I and perhaps more even than Aynur.
No longer did we wear collars of gold.
- (Witness of Gor)