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

You admitted learning of a great ship, its apparent readiness for departure, and your intention to inform others of this, with the expectation that a small force, say, some two hundred men or so, would be soon dispatched to attack and destroy this ship, withdrawing almost immediately". - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #40)
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43 40 You admitted learning of a View more quotes about great">great ship, its apparent readiness for departure, and your intention to inform others of this, with the expectation that a small force, say, some two hundred men or so, would be soon dispatched to attack and destroy this ship, withdrawing almost immediately".

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

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43 37 A free woman, of course, may speak when, and how, she wishes, as she is not a slave.
43 38 "You were carrying gold," said Genserich, "and doubtless expected to acquire more.
43 39 You were spying in the forest.
43 40 You admitted learning of a great ship, its apparent readiness for departure, and your intention to inform others of this, with the expectation that a small force, say, some two hundred men or so, would be soon dispatched to attack and destroy this ship, withdrawing almost immediately".
43 41 "Yes," said Darla.
43 42 "We have told you so much.
43 43 Now let us go".
A free woman, of course, may speak when, and how, she wishes, as she is not a slave. "You were carrying gold," said Genserich, "and doubtless expected to acquire more. You were spying in the forest. You admitted learning of a great ship, its apparent readiness for departure, and your intention to inform others of this, with the expectation that a small force, say, some two hundred men or so, would be soon dispatched to attack and destroy this ship, withdrawing almost immediately". "Yes," said Darla. "We have told you so much. Now let us go". - (Smugglers of Gor)