Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 469 | "Few tarsks go for as much as five View more quotes about gold">gold pieces, Master," said Ellen. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 466 | Do not forget that you are a mere chattel. |
| 26 | 467 | As such you are trivial and meaningless. |
| 26 | 468 | These matters have no more to do with you than they would with a tarsk, a creature more valuable than yourself". |
| 26 | 469 | "Few tarsks go for as much as five gold pieces, Master," said Ellen. |
| 26 | 470 | "The gold was meaningless," said he, "save as a gesture, as an insult to Cos, which I suspect that only now they comprehend". |
| 26 | 471 | "An insult?" asked Ellen. |
| 26 | 472 | "Certainly," said he. |
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Do not forget that you are a mere chattel.
As such you are trivial and meaningless.
These matters have no more to do with you than they would with a tarsk, a creature more valuable than yourself".
"Few tarsks go for as much as five gold pieces, Master," said Ellen.
"The gold was meaningless," said he, "save as a gesture, as an insult to Cos, which I suspect that only now they comprehend".
"An insult?" asked Ellen.
"Certainly," said he.
- (Prize of Gor)