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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"But we concern ourselves, of course," said Thrasilicus, "not only with acquisition lists, but want lists, as well, and a new customer, whom we were muchly concerned to please, for various reasons, had specified a particular form of merchandise. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #489)
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10 489 "But we concern View more quotes about ourselves">ourselves, of course," said Thrasilicus, "not only with acquisition lists, but want lists, as well, and a new customer, whom we were muchly concerned to please, for various reasons, had specified a particular form of merchandise.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 486 All that remained was to determine a suitable time for her harvesting.
10 487 I thought some fellow would have an amusing time teaching her her collar".
10 488 "Collar?" said Miss Wentworth.
10 489 "But we concern ourselves, of course," said Thrasilicus, "not only with acquisition lists, but want lists, as well, and a new customer, whom we were muchly concerned to please, for various reasons, had specified a particular form of merchandise.
10 490 We examined the acquisition lists, and a large number of potential candidates for that list, more than two hundred, as I believe.
10 491 And, all in all, after considering these women, those listed, and those under consideration for listing, it seemed to me, personally, and to others, as well, that Miss Wentworth was a splendid choice.
10 492 To be sure, I admit the possibility that some aspects of her personality, and a certain personal annoyance with her, from when she had tried to manipulate me, might have had some influence on my choice.
All that remained was to determine a suitable time for her harvesting. I thought some fellow would have an amusing time teaching her her collar". "Collar?" said Miss Wentworth. "But we concern ourselves, of course," said Thrasilicus, "not only with acquisition lists, but want lists, as well, and a new customer, whom we were muchly concerned to please, for various reasons, had specified a particular form of merchandise. We examined the acquisition lists, and a large number of potential candidates for that list, more than two hundred, as I believe. And, all in all, after considering these women, those listed, and those under consideration for listing, it seemed to me, personally, and to others, as well, that Miss Wentworth was a splendid choice. To be sure, I admit the possibility that some aspects of her personality, and a certain personal annoyance with her, from when she had tried to manipulate me, might have had some influence on my choice. - (Swordsmen of Gor)