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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

Who shall gainsay that? What are two or three gold staters, even of Brundisium, compared to the wealth I suspect you seek, for which you risk so much, for which you strive and gamble?" "Great lady," said Seremides to Talena, "to the longboat! Now!" "Surely not, Captain," said Talena. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #105)
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45 105 Who View more quotes about shall">shall gainsay that? What are two or three gold staters, even of Brundisium, compared to the wealth I suspect you seek, for which you risk so much, for which you strive and gamble?" "Great lady," said Seremides to Talena, "to the longboat! Now!" "Surely not, Captain," said Talena.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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45 102 Then he addressed himself once more to Seremides.
45 103 "I shall deliver the slave to Cos," he said.
45 104 "You have delegated me in to act in your place.
45 105 Who shall gainsay that? What are two or three gold staters, even of Brundisium, compared to the wealth I suspect you seek, for which you risk so much, for which you strive and gamble?" "Great lady," said Seremides to Talena, "to the longboat! Now!" "Surely not, Captain," said Talena.
45 106 "It is you, not he, who have done all this to save me".
45 107 "To the longboat, noble lady," said Seremides, "hasten, hurry to safety, security, honor, privilege, and station!" Talena hesitated, looking from the longboat to Seremides, to Vas of Anango, to the crowd, to the nearing boats, but yards from docking.
45 108 "Now, worthless slave!" screamed Seremides.
Then he addressed himself once more to Seremides. "I shall deliver the slave to Cos," he said. "You have delegated me in to act in your place. Who shall gainsay that? What are two or three gold staters, even of Brundisium, compared to the wealth I suspect you seek, for which you risk so much, for which you strive and gamble?" "Great lady," said Seremides to Talena, "to the longboat! Now!" "Surely not, Captain," said Talena. "It is you, not he, who have done all this to save me". "To the longboat, noble lady," said Seremides, "hasten, hurry to safety, security, honor, privilege, and station!" Talena hesitated, looking from the longboat to Seremides, to Vas of Anango, to the crowd, to the nearing boats, but yards from docking. "Now, worthless slave!" screamed Seremides. - (Quarry of Gor)