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

I might have been concerned here, but the warehouse seemed filled with bulging purses, and the counting boards on several of the long tables were so filled that coins lay loose, spilled beside them. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #658)
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37 658 I View more quotes about might">might have been concerned here, but the warehouse seemed filled with bulging purses, and the counting boards on several of the long tables were so filled that coins lay loose, spilled beside them.

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

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37 655 "And she wishes no escape," she said.
37 656 "I am famished," I said.
37 657 We then left the back room, and, a bit later, Callias had exchanged one of the tiny beadlike golden tarsks for nine silver tarsks, ninety-nine copper tarsks, and a hundred tarsk-bits, at one of the changing tables maintained in the warehouse by the harbor administration, to facilitate trading.
37 658 I might have been concerned here, but the warehouse seemed filled with bulging purses, and the counting boards on several of the long tables were so filled that coins lay loose, spilled beside them.
37 659 At that point the nineteenth bar sounded.
37 660 The house would close at the twentieth Ahn, to open in the morning, with the first light.
37 661 Several Merchants, I did not doubt, would arrive well before dawn.
"And she wishes no escape," she said. "I am famished," I said. We then left the back room, and, a bit later, Callias had exchanged one of the tiny beadlike golden tarsks for nine silver tarsks, ninety-nine copper tarsks, and a hundred tarsk-bits, at one of the changing tables maintained in the warehouse by the harbor administration, to facilitate trading. I might have been concerned here, but the warehouse seemed filled with bulging purses, and the counting boards on several of the long tables were so filled that coins lay loose, spilled beside them. At that point the nineteenth bar sounded. The house would close at the twentieth Ahn, to open in the morning, with the first light. Several Merchants, I did not doubt, would arrive well before dawn. - (Mariners of Gor)