Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 811 | There were many rich men in the View more quotes about crowd">crowd, dealers and others. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 808 | I hate you, I hate you! But neither, she supposed, neither Mirus or Selius Arconious, were here. |
| 25 | 809 | Or, if they were, what was it to her? Both despised her, surely, as she despised them! And Mirus would be too proud, or would be too ashamed, to bid upon her, and so confess his foolishness in letting her out of his collar. |
| 25 | 810 | Too, he might be outbid. |
| 25 | 811 | There were many rich men in the crowd, dealers and others. |
| 25 | 812 | And she need not concern herself at all with Selius Arconious, a lowly tarnster. |
| 25 | 813 | He would be fortunate to be able to put together a handful of copper tarsk-bits. |
| 25 | 814 | He was as impecunious as a field urt. |
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I hate you, I hate you! But neither, she supposed, neither Mirus or Selius Arconious, were here.
Or, if they were, what was it to her? Both despised her, surely, as she despised them! And Mirus would be too proud, or would be too ashamed, to bid upon her, and so confess his foolishness in letting her out of his collar.
Too, he might be outbid.
There were many rich men in the crowd, dealers and others.
And she need not concern herself at all with Selius Arconious, a lowly tarnster.
He would be fortunate to be able to put together a handful of copper tarsk-bits.
He was as impecunious as a field urt.
- (Prize of Gor)