Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 237 | "Very well," said the View more quotes about lady">Lady Dorna, in fury, reaching into her purse, slung at her hip. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 234 | "Do not be absurd," said the Lady Dorna, angrily. |
| 37 | 235 | "That is far more than the slave is worth". |
| 37 | 236 | "Two silver tarsks," said the officer, adamantly. |
| 37 | 237 | "Very well," said the Lady Dorna, in fury, reaching into her purse, slung at her hip. |
| 37 | 238 | Apparently the Lady Dorna now had coins at her disposal, a least to the sum of two silver tarsks. |
| 37 | 239 | I recalled that, earlier, at the Lesser Al-ka Market, when she had wished to buy me, she had been without funds, as much so as a slave might have been, lacking even something which might have been put down on account. |
| 37 | 240 | I gathered now, however, that that contretemps was no longer to be repeated. |
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"Do not be absurd," said the Lady Dorna, angrily.
"That is far more than the slave is worth".
"Two silver tarsks," said the officer, adamantly.
"Very well," said the Lady Dorna, in fury, reaching into her purse, slung at her hip.
Apparently the Lady Dorna now had coins at her disposal, a least to the sum of two silver tarsks.
I recalled that, earlier, at the Lesser Al-ka Market, when she had wished to buy me, she had been without funds, as much so as a slave might have been, lacking even something which might have been put down on account.
I gathered now, however, that that contretemps was no longer to be repeated.
- (Quarry of Gor)