Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 529 | If I were the harbor View more quotes about master">master I would put them out. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 526 | Alcinoë looked at me, startled. |
| 37 | 527 | I gathered it had not occurred to her that the tunic might be too long. |
| 37 | 528 | "Many Merchants," I said, "have frequented the warehouse since morning. |
| 37 | 529 | If I were the harbor master I would put them out. |
| 37 | 530 | Why should they hold a position that long at a table? Others clamor for their turn. |
| 37 | 531 | One would think they were doing kaissa, or stones, not buying and selling. |
| 37 | 532 | In any event, venders of comestibles, biscuits, candy, fruit, and such, with their carts and trays, have been about, and doing their business, too. |
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Alcinoë looked at me, startled.
I gathered it had not occurred to her that the tunic might be too long.
"Many Merchants," I said, "have frequented the warehouse since morning.
If I were the harbor master I would put them out.
Why should they hold a position that long at a table? Others clamor for their turn.
One would think they were doing kaissa, or stones, not buying and selling.
In any event, venders of comestibles, biscuits, candy, fruit, and such, with their carts and trays, have been about, and doing their business, too.
- (Mariners of Gor)