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

"Did you make a tape," I asked, "of the destruction of the City of Ko-ro-ba?" "No," said Sarm, "it was not of sufficient interest or importance to us". - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #81)
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17 81 "Did you make a tape," I View more quotes about asked">asked, "of the destruction of the City of Ko-ro-ba?" "No," said Sarm, "it was not of sufficient interest or importance to us".

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

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17 78 Provisions were available also, as you might suppose, for taping the transmissions of the surveillance craft.
17 79 "We use random scanning patterns," said Sarm, "for we find in the long run, over centuries, they are more effective than following fixed scanning schedules.
17 80 Of course, if we know that something of interest or importance to us is occurring we lock onto its coordinates and follow its developments".
17 81 "Did you make a tape," I asked, "of the destruction of the City of Ko-ro-ba?" "No," said Sarm, "it was not of sufficient interest or importance to us".
17 82 My fists clenched, and I noted that Sarm's antennae curled slightly.
17 83 "I once saw a man die the Flame Death," I said.
17 84 "Is that mechanism also in this room?" "Yes," said Sarm, indicating with one foreleg a quiet-looking metal cabinet to one side possessing several dials and knobs.
Provisions were available also, as you might suppose, for taping the transmissions of the surveillance craft. "We use random scanning patterns," said Sarm, "for we find in the long run, over centuries, they are more effective than following fixed scanning schedules. Of course, if we know that something of interest or importance to us is occurring we lock onto its coordinates and follow its developments". "Did you make a tape," I asked, "of the destruction of the City of Ko-ro-ba?" "No," said Sarm, "it was not of sufficient interest or importance to us". My fists clenched, and I noted that Sarm's antennae curled slightly. "I once saw a man die the Flame Death," I said. "Is that mechanism also in this room?" "Yes," said Sarm, indicating with one foreleg a quiet-looking metal cabinet to one side possessing several dials and knobs. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)