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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Probably I had come north for the coin, or for curiosity, or, at least, for adventure. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #26)
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12 26 View more quotes about probably">Probably I had come north for the coin, or for curiosity, or, at least, for adventure.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 23 She was nothing to me.
12 24 Who would want her? She was cheap goods.
12 25 She had not even sold for a full tarsk.
12 26 Probably I had come north for the coin, or for curiosity, or, at least, for adventure.
12 27 Certainly not for a slave.
12 28 Perhaps she was not even here, and, if not, what would it matter, and who would find that of interest? Why, I wondered, had I signed articles, to ply the trade in such a far place, again and again.
12 29 What had I hoped to find? Why, I wondered, now, was I unconcerned, even indifferent to the matter, that my unaccountable dalliance in Brundisium had resulted in my failure to keep the rendezvous on Daphne? Usually I am reliable, even scrupulous, in such matters.
She was nothing to me. Who would want her? She was cheap goods. She had not even sold for a full tarsk. Probably I had come north for the coin, or for curiosity, or, at least, for adventure. Certainly not for a slave. Perhaps she was not even here, and, if not, what would it matter, and who would find that of interest? Why, I wondered, had I signed articles, to ply the trade in such a far place, again and again. What had I hoped to find? Why, I wondered, now, was I unconcerned, even indifferent to the matter, that my unaccountable dalliance in Brundisium had resulted in my failure to keep the rendezvous on Daphne? Usually I am reliable, even scrupulous, in such matters. - (Smugglers of Gor)