Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 11 | 557 | "Let it be so," said View more quotes about various">various voices throughout the chamber of the council. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 554 | There was some muttered assent to this. |
| 11 | 555 | "Further," said Antisthenes, "I would recommend that we do not even send one who wears the twin ropes of Port Kar. |
| 11 | 556 | There are merchants of other cities, voyagers and captains, known to us, who will, for their fees, gladly conduct this business". |
| 11 | 557 | "Let it be so," said various voices throughout the chamber of the council. |
| 11 | 558 | Then all looked at me. |
| 11 | 559 | I smiled. |
| 11 | 560 | "I am, of course, highly honored," I began, "that noble Samos should think of me, that he should nominate me, doubtless the lowliest of the captains here assembled, for a post of such distinction, that of bearing the peace of Port Kar to her hereditary enemies Cos and Tyros". |
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There was some muttered assent to this.
"Further," said Antisthenes, "I would recommend that we do not even send one who wears the twin ropes of Port Kar.
There are merchants of other cities, voyagers and captains, known to us, who will, for their fees, gladly conduct this business".
"Let it be so," said various voices throughout the chamber of the council.
Then all looked at me.
I smiled.
"I am, of course, highly honored," I began, "that noble Samos should think of me, that he should nominate me, doubtless the lowliest of the captains here assembled, for a post of such distinction, that of bearing the peace of Port Kar to her hereditary enemies Cos and Tyros".
- (Raiders of Gor)