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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

Centius of Cos, doubtless, was past his prime. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #196)
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4 196 Centius of Cos, View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless, was past his prime.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 193 "He is taking no chances," said another man.
4 194 I rather agreed with these thoughts.
4 195 Scormus of Ar, no irrational fool, knew he played a fine master, one of the seven or eight top-rated players on the planet.
4 196 Centius of Cos, doubtless, was past his prime.
4 197 His games, in recent years, had seemed less battles, less cruel, exact duels, than obscure attempts to achieve something on the Kaissa board which even many members of the caste of players did not profess to understand.
4 198 Indeed, there were even higher rated players on Gor than Centius of Cos, but, somehow, it had seemed that it was he whom Scormus of Ar must meet to establish his supremacy in the game.
4 199 Many regarded Centius of Cos, in spite of his victories or defeats or draws, as the finest player of Kaissa of all time.
"He is taking no chances," said another man. I rather agreed with these thoughts. Scormus of Ar, no irrational fool, knew he played a fine master, one of the seven or eight top-rated players on the planet. Centius of Cos, doubtless, was past his prime. His games, in recent years, had seemed less battles, less cruel, exact duels, than obscure attempts to achieve something on the Kaissa board which even many members of the caste of players did not profess to understand. Indeed, there were even higher rated players on Gor than Centius of Cos, but, somehow, it had seemed that it was he whom Scormus of Ar must meet to establish his supremacy in the game. Many regarded Centius of Cos, in spite of his victories or defeats or draws, as the finest player of Kaissa of all time. - (Beasts of Gor)