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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

"From whence, should I be asked," I asked, "shall I say my master derives his coins?" "Say," said he, "he does business, engaging now and then in speculations". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #143)
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16 143 "From whence, should I be asked," I asked, "View more quotes about shall">shall I say my master derives his coins?" "Say," said he, "he does business, engaging now and then in speculations".

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 140 I wondered if he might not be of the Builders.
16 141 As far as I could tell, he had related well to Lysander, who was of that caste.
16 142 Had he not been an unquestioned, accepted, and welcomed guest at the supper I had helped serve in the house of Lysander, Administrator of Market of Semris? Not all members of a caste, of course, are active in the crafts or professions associated with the caste.
16 143 "From whence, should I be asked," I asked, "shall I say my master derives his coins?" "Say," said he, "he does business, engaging now and then in speculations".
16 144 "Yes, Master," I said.
16 145 Perhaps then, his caste was that of the Merchants.
16 146 Surely one particularly associated business with that caste, the risks and hazards of economic venturing, the exciting, harrowing matters of profit and loss, of investment and speculation.
I wondered if he might not be of the Builders. As far as I could tell, he had related well to Lysander, who was of that caste. Had he not been an unquestioned, accepted, and welcomed guest at the supper I had helped serve in the house of Lysander, Administrator of Market of Semris? Not all members of a caste, of course, are active in the crafts or professions associated with the caste. "From whence, should I be asked," I asked, "shall I say my master derives his coins?" "Say," said he, "he does business, engaging now and then in speculations". "Yes, Master," I said. Perhaps then, his caste was that of the Merchants. Surely one particularly associated business with that caste, the risks and hazards of economic venturing, the exciting, harrowing matters of profit and loss, of investment and speculation. - (Plunder of Gor)