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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I walked, as I could, openly, purposefully, to the nearest fellow at the perimeter, one who seemed to be first amongst his fellows. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #556)
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3 556 "I walked, as I could, openly, purposefully, to the nearest View more quotes about fellow">fellow at the perimeter, one who seemed to be first amongst his fellows.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 553 One would not bargain with a verr, kaiila, a tarsk, or such.
3 554 "How did you escape from Ar?" I asked.
3 555 "I resolved upon, and put into immediate execution, a bold plan," she said.
3 556 "I walked, as I could, openly, purposefully, to the nearest fellow at the perimeter, one who seemed to be first amongst his fellows.
3 557 I knelt before him, shamed to do so, but such comported with my deception.
3 558 'Master,' I said.
3 559 'I and other sandal slaves of the hated Lady Flavia of Ar, traitress to the Home Stone of Ar, have been sent to the perimeter, that we might identify our former mistress, should she attempt to elude the justice of Ar.
One would not bargain with a verr, kaiila, a tarsk, or such. "How did you escape from Ar?" I asked. "I resolved upon, and put into immediate execution, a bold plan," she said. "I walked, as I could, openly, purposefully, to the nearest fellow at the perimeter, one who seemed to be first amongst his fellows. I knelt before him, shamed to do so, but such comported with my deception. 'Master,' I said. 'I and other sandal slaves of the hated Lady Flavia of Ar, traitress to the Home Stone of Ar, have been sent to the perimeter, that we might identify our former mistress, should she attempt to elude the justice of Ar. - (Mariners of Gor)