Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 105 | "This was the man, Cineas?" said the stranger. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 102 | Before his disappearance he View more quotes about left">left a note in his quarters, obviously intended to be discovered. |
| 36 | 103 | It seems he had earlier anticipated that Lord Temmu would wish to have the great ship destroyed, to preclude its possible employment in an armsmen's flight, and that some, sensing this, might attempt to save the ship, by removing it from danger. |
| 36 | 104 | Accordingly, given this possibility, he planted one of his minions amongst the great ship's most likely mariners, those most likely to be recruited in any attempt to save the ship". |
| 36 | 105 | "This was the man, Cineas?" said the stranger. |
| 36 | 106 | "Yes," said the captain. |
| 36 | 107 | "He was to see to your death, for your role in foiling the desertion". |
| 36 | 108 | "That," smiled the stranger, "was to be my reward". |
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Before his disappearance he left a note in his quarters, obviously intended to be discovered.
It seems he had earlier anticipated that Lord Temmu would wish to have the great ship destroyed, to preclude its possible employment in an armsmen's flight, and that some, sensing this, might attempt to save the ship, by removing it from danger.
Accordingly, given this possibility, he planted one of his minions amongst the great ship's most likely mariners, those most likely to be recruited in any attempt to save the ship".
"This was the man, Cineas?" said the stranger.
"Yes," said the captain.
"He was to see to your death, for your role in foiling the desertion".
"That," smiled the stranger, "was to be my reward".
- (Mariners of Gor)