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

My sources inform me that it is to Kurik of Victoria, in Brundisium, that the package is to be delivered, Brundisium, a great port, familiar with exotic cargos, unusual birds, mighty serpents, surprising beasts, a port where such cargos are not likely to elicit undue attention. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #191)
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23 191 My sources inform me that it is to View more quotes about kurik">Kurik of Victoria, in Brundisium, that the package is to be delivered, Brundisium, a great port, familiar with exotic cargos, unusual birds, mighty serpents, surprising beasts, a port where such cargos are not likely to elicit undue attention.

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

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23 188 I gather he is not in Victoria.
23 189 Might he not be in a hundred cities, a thousand towns or villages?" "He is in Brundisium, now, or will be shortly," he said.
23 190 "I am sure of it.
23 191 My sources inform me that it is to Kurik of Victoria, in Brundisium, that the package is to be delivered, Brundisium, a great port, familiar with exotic cargos, unusual birds, mighty serpents, surprising beasts, a port where such cargos are not likely to elicit undue attention.
23 192 It must be intercepted".
23 193 "From whence derives this cargo," I asked, "that is to appear in Brundisium?" Brundisium was Gor's greatest port on the continent.
23 194 Once, I had heard, a large fleet, an invasion fleet, made landfall there, from the island Ubarates of Cos and Tyros.
I gather he is not in Victoria. Might he not be in a hundred cities, a thousand towns or villages?" "He is in Brundisium, now, or will be shortly," he said. "I am sure of it. My sources inform me that it is to Kurik of Victoria, in Brundisium, that the package is to be delivered, Brundisium, a great port, familiar with exotic cargos, unusual birds, mighty serpents, surprising beasts, a port where such cargos are not likely to elicit undue attention. It must be intercepted". "From whence derives this cargo," I asked, "that is to appear in Brundisium?" Brundisium was Gor's greatest port on the continent. Once, I had heard, a large fleet, an invasion fleet, made landfall there, from the island Ubarates of Cos and Tyros. - (Plunder of Gor)