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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, our men posted in Sybaris report that Archelaos, the implicated governor of Thera, is a frequent guest not only of Glaukos, in the tavern of The Living Island, but of our 'Three Ubaras'". - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #46)
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27 46 Too, our men posted in Sybaris report that Archelaos, the implicated governor of Thera, is a frequent guest not only of Glaukos, in the View more quotes about tavern">tavern of The Living Island, but of our 'Three Ubaras'".

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 43 "Intermittent victories," said Clitus, "encourage the dismissal of countless defeats".
27 44 Outside it was night, and there were crowds in the torch-lit streets of Sybaris.
27 45 "It seems likely," I said, "that the three free women who own or manage this place, the 'Three Ubaras', as they will have it, are in league with the corsairs.
27 46 Too, our men posted in Sybaris report that Archelaos, the implicated governor of Thera, is a frequent guest not only of Glaukos, in the tavern of The Living Island, but of our 'Three Ubaras'".
27 47 "He might easily pose as a patron of either establishment," said Clitus.
27 48 "What we need," said Thurnock, "is some clue as to where the corsairs will strike next, that we might intervene, or, at least, alert the potential victims".
27 49 "Another ruse, like that of The Village of Flowing Gold," said Clitus, "seems impractical".
"Intermittent victories," said Clitus, "encourage the dismissal of countless defeats". Outside it was night, and there were crowds in the torch-lit streets of Sybaris. "It seems likely," I said, "that the three free women who own or manage this place, the 'Three Ubaras', as they will have it, are in league with the corsairs. Too, our men posted in Sybaris report that Archelaos, the implicated governor of Thera, is a frequent guest not only of Glaukos, in the tavern of The Living Island, but of our 'Three Ubaras'". "He might easily pose as a patron of either establishment," said Clitus. "What we need," said Thurnock, "is some clue as to where the corsairs will strike next, that we might intervene, or, at least, alert the potential victims". "Another ruse, like that of The Village of Flowing Gold," said Clitus, "seems impractical". - (Avengers of Gor)