Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 63 | 134 | He maintained a View more quotes about large">large network of informants, from whom intelligence might be gathered, upon whom gold might be lavished. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 63 | 131 | He was also noted for the relentless pursuit of any who might threaten or despoil his caravans. |
| 63 | 132 | His resources enabled pursuits to be maintained for years. |
| 63 | 133 | It was difficult to dispose of his goods. |
| 63 | 134 | He maintained a large network of informants, from whom intelligence might be gathered, upon whom gold might be lavished. |
| 63 | 135 | Bribes were tendered, bounties would be paid. |
| 63 | 136 | His hunters, skilled and patient, were often referred to as "the Sleen of Mintar". |
| 63 | 137 | Once the caravan had passed, a succession of wagons that had been behind us began to move past us. |
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He was also noted for the relentless pursuit of any who might threaten or despoil his caravans.
His resources enabled pursuits to be maintained for years.
It was difficult to dispose of his goods.
He maintained a large network of informants, from whom intelligence might be gathered, upon whom gold might be lavished.
Bribes were tendered, bounties would be paid.
His hunters, skilled and patient, were often referred to as "the Sleen of Mintar".
Once the caravan had passed, a succession of wagons that had been behind us began to move past us.
- (Plunder of Gor)