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

"That is my understanding, at least substantially," said Cabot. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #122)
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23 122 "That is my understanding, at View more quotes about least">least substantially," said Cabot.

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

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23 119 "Muchly then," I said, "have the odds shifted".
23 120 "Doubtless," said Cabot.
23 121 "Further," I said, "the lockers of the men, their kits, their sea bags, from the despoiling of a hundred ships in the Vine Sea, already burst with treasure, with silver, with gold, silk, pearls, and jewels".
23 122 "That is my understanding, at least substantially," said Cabot.
23 123 "Have they not then already been paid, have they not already acquired more loot than war might augur?" "Particularly," said Cabot, "if the war seems foolish and dangerous, and the prospects of victory thin, if not hopeless".
23 124 "I do not think the men will fight," I said.
23 125 "They may have to," said Cabot.
"Muchly then," I said, "have the odds shifted". "Doubtless," said Cabot. "Further," I said, "the lockers of the men, their kits, their sea bags, from the despoiling of a hundred ships in the Vine Sea, already burst with treasure, with silver, with gold, silk, pearls, and jewels". "That is my understanding, at least substantially," said Cabot. "Have they not then already been paid, have they not already acquired more loot than war might augur?" "Particularly," said Cabot, "if the war seems foolish and dangerous, and the prospects of victory thin, if not hopeless". "I do not think the men will fight," I said. "They may have to," said Cabot. - (Mariners of Gor)