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

He then took the cup on its cord from about my neck and poured the coins into his wallet. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #225)
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28 225 He then View more quotes about took">took the cup on its cord from about my neck and poured the coins into his wallet.

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

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28 222 "We no longer need this," he said.
28 223 "It has served its purpose".
28 224 I was still, of course, bitted, and braceleted.
28 225 He then took the cup on its cord from about my neck and poured the coins into his wallet.
28 226 "A coin is a coin," he said.
28 227 "Small emoluments are not to be neglected, however humble their origin.
28 228 And we would not wish the modest proceeds of our work to be made away with, would we, while you wait here, so patiently?" Then he flung the cup away, it rolling and clattering on the stones.
"We no longer need this," he said. "It has served its purpose". I was still, of course, bitted, and braceleted. He then took the cup on its cord from about my neck and poured the coins into his wallet. "A coin is a coin," he said. "Small emoluments are not to be neglected, however humble their origin. And we would not wish the modest proceeds of our work to be made away with, would we, while you wait here, so patiently?" Then he flung the cup away, it rolling and clattering on the stones. - (Plunder of Gor)