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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

I looked at him dumbfounded. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #7)
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16 7 I looked at him dumbfounded.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 4 I View more quotes about thought">thought it only fair to let Misk know that I was no ally of his, that he should learn of my hatred for Priest-Kings and my determination to punish them, to the extent that it lay within my abilities, for the evil which they had done.
16 5 "No," said Misk.
16 6 "You have come to the Sardar to save the race of Priest-Kings".
16 7 I looked at him dumbfounded.
16 8 "It is for that purpose that you were brought here," said Misk.
16 9 "I came of my own free will!" I cried.
16 10 "Because my city was destroyed!" "That is why your city was destroyed," said Misk, "that you would come to the Sardar".
I thought it only fair to let Misk know that I was no ally of his, that he should learn of my hatred for Priest-Kings and my determination to punish them, to the extent that it lay within my abilities, for the evil which they had done. "No," said Misk. "You have come to the Sardar to save the race of Priest-Kings". I looked at him dumbfounded. "It is for that purpose that you were brought here," said Misk. "I came of my own free will!" I cried. "Because my city was destroyed!" "That is why your city was destroyed," said Misk, "that you would come to the Sardar". - (Priest-Kings of Gor)