Quotation from: The Chessmen of Mars

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


"It is a strange request," said the keeper, "but for my friend
O-Zar I would do even more, though of course--" he
hesitated--"it is customary for one who would be chief to make
some slight payment."


"Certainly," Turan hastened to assure him; "I had not forgotten
that. I was about to ask you what the customary amount is."


"For the friend of my friend it shall be nominal," replied the
keeper, naming a figure that Gahan, accustomed to the high price
of wealthy Gathol, thought ridiculously low.

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