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

The stranger then tossed the single coin which had been extracted from the sack to the planks at the feet of Demetrion, who swiftly reached down, and snatched it up. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #130)
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35 130 The stranger then tossed the View more quotes about single">single coin which had been extracted from the sack to the planks at the feet of Demetrion, who swiftly reached down, and snatched it up.

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

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35 127 "This," he said, "is far too much".
35 128 "What are such things but pieces of metal," said the Pani.
35 129 The stranger then handed the sack, less the single tarn disk, to the angular warrior, who replaced it in his sash.
35 130 The stranger then tossed the single coin which had been extracted from the sack to the planks at the feet of Demetrion, who swiftly reached down, and snatched it up.
35 131 He and his party then forced their way back through the crowd, some of whom had been close enough to see what the coin had been.
35 132 "Festival!" called more than one man.
35 133 "Set the public tables!" called another.
"This," he said, "is far too much". "What are such things but pieces of metal," said the Pani. The stranger then handed the sack, less the single tarn disk, to the angular warrior, who replaced it in his sash. The stranger then tossed the single coin which had been extracted from the sack to the planks at the feet of Demetrion, who swiftly reached down, and snatched it up. He and his party then forced their way back through the crowd, some of whom had been close enough to see what the coin had been. "Festival!" called more than one man. "Set the public tables!" called another. - (Mariners of Gor)