Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 231 | What thief in his View more quotes about right">right mind would risk the impaling poles of the great Mintar? I am sure they did not know a cargo of Mintar was in question". |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 65 | 228 | "Be silent, be silent!" came from Lucilius' translator. |
| 65 | 229 | "Hold!" called the Lady Bina, whose voice, despite its diminutive, exquisite housing, carried in it all the majesty of a Gorean free woman. |
| 65 | 230 | "I am a free woman, and I am speaking, so attend me, and well! I think these fellows were honestly misled. |
| 65 | 231 | What thief in his right mind would risk the impaling poles of the great Mintar? I am sure they did not know a cargo of Mintar was in question". |
| 65 | 232 | "No, no!" cried several men. |
| 65 | 233 | "We did not know," called others, plaintively. |
| 65 | 234 | "Be quiet," said the Lady Bina. |
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"Be silent, be silent!" came from Lucilius' translator.
"Hold!" called the Lady Bina, whose voice, despite its diminutive, exquisite housing, carried in it all the majesty of a Gorean free woman.
"I am a free woman, and I am speaking, so attend me, and well! I think these fellows were honestly misled.
What thief in his right mind would risk the impaling poles of the great Mintar? I am sure they did not know a cargo of Mintar was in question".
"No, no!" cried several men.
"We did not know," called others, plaintively.
"Be quiet," said the Lady Bina.
- (Plunder of Gor)