Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 243 | There was, View more quotes about again">again, silence. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 65 | 240 | I do not think these fellows had any designs on what did not belong to them, in particular, anything that might belong to Mintar, the merchant, whom we all respect, and of whom we are all fond". |
| 65 | 241 | "That is true!" called one of Lucilius' cohorts. |
| 65 | 242 | "Please," said the Lady Bina, annoyed. |
| 65 | 243 | There was, again, silence. |
| 65 | 244 | "Accordingly," said the Lady Bina, "I have a proposal to make. |
| 65 | 245 | Unless you are bent on pointless, gratuitous slaughter, which is, of course, your business, man business, I suggest, under the circumstances, you spare these fellows, provided they throw down their weapons, and hasten away, into the darkness". |
| 65 | 246 | "Yes, yes!" cried several of Lucilius' men. |
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I do not think these fellows had any designs on what did not belong to them, in particular, anything that might belong to Mintar, the merchant, whom we all respect, and of whom we are all fond".
"That is true!" called one of Lucilius' cohorts.
"Please," said the Lady Bina, annoyed.
There was, again, silence.
"Accordingly," said the Lady Bina, "I have a proposal to make.
Unless you are bent on pointless, gratuitous slaughter, which is, of course, your business, man business, I suggest, under the circumstances, you spare these fellows, provided they throw down their weapons, and hasten away, into the darkness".
"Yes, yes!" cried several of Lucilius' men.
- (Plunder of Gor)