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

You would line your purse with gold and your station with power! No opportunity for wealth, for influence, for self-aggrandizement was neglected! We glorified our offices and despoiled the city, ruined our enemies and enriched our favorites, our pets and hirelings!" "But all did not continue to go well," I said. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #355)
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25 355 You would View more quotes about line">line your purse with gold and your station with power! No opportunity for wealth, for influence, for self-aggrandizement was neglected! We glorified our offices and despoiled the city, ruined our enemies and enriched our favorites, our pets and hirelings!" "But all did not continue to go well," I said.

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

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25 352 "You betrayed all of us, and Ar!" said Alcinoë.
25 353 "Do not pretend fidelity to the Home Stone," said Adraste.
25 354 "You were eager, and much with me, each hort of the way! We were arch traitresses, we two, so vain and proud, so ambitious, so ruthless, each abetting and urging on the other.
25 355 You would line your purse with gold and your station with power! No opportunity for wealth, for influence, for self-aggrandizement was neglected! We glorified our offices and despoiled the city, ruined our enemies and enriched our favorites, our pets and hirelings!" "But all did not continue to go well," I said.
25 356 Both cried out with rage.
25 357 It amused me to see the two former high women of Ar, tunicked, barefoot, collared, kneeling, unable to stand, two slaves, crowded together in the small kennel.
25 358 How they, former conspirators, now helpless, hated one another! It occurred to me that the occupants of that tiny enclosure were worth a fortune.
"You betrayed all of us, and Ar!" said Alcinoë. "Do not pretend fidelity to the Home Stone," said Adraste. "You were eager, and much with me, each hort of the way! We were arch traitresses, we two, so vain and proud, so ambitious, so ruthless, each abetting and urging on the other. You would line your purse with gold and your station with power! No opportunity for wealth, for influence, for self-aggrandizement was neglected! We glorified our offices and despoiled the city, ruined our enemies and enriched our favorites, our pets and hirelings!" "But all did not continue to go well," I said. Both cried out with rage. It amused me to see the two former high women of Ar, tunicked, barefoot, collared, kneeling, unable to stand, two slaves, crowded together in the small kennel. How they, former conspirators, now helpless, hated one another! It occurred to me that the occupants of that tiny enclosure were worth a fortune. - (Mariners of Gor)