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

"Surely at least some copper tarsks," I said, "perhaps a silver tarsk, perhaps, for a better slave, a piece of gold?" "Some pay in copper," he said. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #147)
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24 147 "View more quotes about surely">Surely at least some copper tarsks," I said, "perhaps a silver tarsk, perhaps, for a better slave, a piece of gold?" "Some pay in copper," he said.

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

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24 144 The collar is enough.
24 145 It would be recognized, and you would be returned to this house by guardsmen or others, and left bound, helpless, by the drawbridge and gate".
24 146 "There would be no reward for my return?" "To return you would be less hazardous than failing to do so," he said.
24 147 "Surely at least some copper tarsks," I said, "perhaps a silver tarsk, perhaps, for a better slave, a piece of gold?" "Some pay in copper," he said.
24 148 "Some pay in silver, some in gold.
24 149 Some pay in steel".
24 150 "When I awakened, in the kennel," I said, "I thought I heard the shouts of men, the ringing, far off, of metal on metal".
The collar is enough. It would be recognized, and you would be returned to this house by guardsmen or others, and left bound, helpless, by the drawbridge and gate". "There would be no reward for my return?" "To return you would be less hazardous than failing to do so," he said. "Surely at least some copper tarsks," I said, "perhaps a silver tarsk, perhaps, for a better slave, a piece of gold?" "Some pay in copper," he said. "Some pay in silver, some in gold. Some pay in steel". "When I awakened, in the kennel," I said, "I thought I heard the shouts of men, the ringing, far off, of metal on metal". - (Plunder of Gor)