Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 361 | The two View more quotes about guardsmen">guardsmen now withdrew. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 358 | The business of the Black Court was not one in which men lightly dabbled. |
| 36 | 359 | In many cases one was not even sure who was, and who was not, a member of the black caste. |
| 36 | 360 | I recalled, from the tale of the stranger, that some evidence had suggested that Tyrtaios, who may have had much to do with the attempted desertion, and who had disappeared from the castle of Lord Temmu, might be of the Assassins. |
| 36 | 361 | The two guardsmen now withdrew. |
| 36 | 362 | "It is over now, is it not?" said Demetrion. |
| 36 | 363 | "Yes," said Captain Nakamura. |
| 36 | 364 | "But, if you wish, we will conclude all trading, return to the ship, and take to the sea, and then perhaps this ship, and none like it, will ever again come to the piers of great Brundisium". |
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The business of the Black Court was not one in which men lightly dabbled.
In many cases one was not even sure who was, and who was not, a member of the black caste.
I recalled, from the tale of the stranger, that some evidence had suggested that Tyrtaios, who may have had much to do with the attempted desertion, and who had disappeared from the castle of Lord Temmu, might be of the Assassins.
The two guardsmen now withdrew.
"It is over now, is it not?" said Demetrion.
"Yes," said Captain Nakamura.
"But, if you wish, we will conclude all trading, return to the ship, and take to the sea, and then perhaps this ship, and none like it, will ever again come to the piers of great Brundisium".
- (Mariners of Gor)