Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 593 | "I View more quotes about take">take it, however," she said, "that Lord Nishida's wishes would weigh heavily with you". |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 590 | Now, in the light of the sympathetic understanding and thoughtful consideration of our mutual friend, the noble Lord Nishida, to whom I take it you are subordinate, we may shortly renegotiate our concerns. |
| 10 | 591 | There remain matters such as my compensation, which should now, incidentally, be considerably increased, given my inconvenience and embarrassment, my return to Earth, and such". |
| 10 | 592 | "Actually, Miss Wentworth," said Thrasilicus, "Lord Nishida and I are, in a way, allies, and neither of us is subordinate to the other". |
| 10 | 593 | "I take it, however," she said, "that Lord Nishida's wishes would weigh heavily with you". |
| 10 | 594 | "Certainly," he said. |
| 10 | 595 | She then turned to Lord Nishida. |
| 10 | 596 | "I will need a wardrobe," she said. |
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Now, in the light of the sympathetic understanding and thoughtful consideration of our mutual friend, the noble Lord Nishida, to whom I take it you are subordinate, we may shortly renegotiate our concerns.
There remain matters such as my compensation, which should now, incidentally, be considerably increased, given my inconvenience and embarrassment, my return to Earth, and such".
"Actually, Miss Wentworth," said Thrasilicus, "Lord Nishida and I are, in a way, allies, and neither of us is subordinate to the other".
"I take it, however," she said, "that Lord Nishida's wishes would weigh heavily with you".
"Certainly," he said.
She then turned to Lord Nishida.
"I will need a wardrobe," she said.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)