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

"They bought a large number of women and, I think, not primarily for the use of mariners and mercenaries, but for sale, or use as trade goods, somewhere, where I am not sure, presumably wherever the great ship makes its eventual landfall, doubtless one of the farther islands, for who would dare venture beyond them?" "I heard," she whispered, "they seek the World's End". - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #17)
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49 17 "They bought a View more quotes about large">large number of women and, I think, not primarily for the use of mariners and mercenaries, but for sale, or use as trade goods, somewhere, where I am not sure, presumably wherever the great ship makes its eventual landfall, doubtless one of the farther islands, for who would dare venture beyond them?" "I heard," she whispered, "they seek the World's End".

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

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49 14 "I do not know," I said.
49 15 "I do not want to die," she said.
49 16 "I do not think they will kill you," I said.
49 17 "They bought a large number of women and, I think, not primarily for the use of mariners and mercenaries, but for sale, or use as trade goods, somewhere, where I am not sure, presumably wherever the great ship makes its eventual landfall, doubtless one of the farther islands, for who would dare venture beyond them?" "I heard," she whispered, "they seek the World's End".
49 18 "That would seem madness," I said.
49 19 "No ship has ventured much beyond the farther islands and returned".
49 20 "There is a man called Tersites," she said, "a master shipwright, he is supposedly determined".
"I do not know," I said. "I do not want to die," she said. "I do not think they will kill you," I said. "They bought a large number of women and, I think, not primarily for the use of mariners and mercenaries, but for sale, or use as trade goods, somewhere, where I am not sure, presumably wherever the great ship makes its eventual landfall, doubtless one of the farther islands, for who would dare venture beyond them?" "I heard," she whispered, "they seek the World's End". "That would seem madness," I said. "No ship has ventured much beyond the farther islands and returned". "There is a man called Tersites," she said, "a master shipwright, he is supposedly determined". - (Smugglers of Gor)