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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I find it impressive," I said, "that a man such as Bila Huruma would be interested in supporting a geographical expedition". - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #237)
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1 237 "I View more quotes about find">find it impressive," I said, "that a man such as Bila Huruma would be interested in supporting a geographical expedition".

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 234 "Surely the hegemony is resented," said Samos, "as would seem borne out by the fact that some attacks did take place on the expedition of Shaba".
1 235 "He must be a brave man," I said.
1 236 "He brought six of his boats through, and most of his men," said Samos.
1 237 "I find it impressive," I said, "that a man such as Bila Huruma would be interested in supporting a geographical expedition".
1 238 "He was interested in finding the northwest passage from Ushindi," said Samos.
1 239 "It could mean the opening up of a considerable number of new markets, the enhancement of trade, the discovery of a valuable commercial avenue for the merchandise of the north and the products of the south".
1 240 "It might avoid, too, the dangers of shipment upon Thassa," I said, "and provide, as well, a road to conquest and the acquisition of new territory".
"Surely the hegemony is resented," said Samos, "as would seem borne out by the fact that some attacks did take place on the expedition of Shaba". "He must be a brave man," I said. "He brought six of his boats through, and most of his men," said Samos. "I find it impressive," I said, "that a man such as Bila Huruma would be interested in supporting a geographical expedition". "He was interested in finding the northwest passage from Ushindi," said Samos. "It could mean the opening up of a considerable number of new markets, the enhancement of trade, the discovery of a valuable commercial avenue for the merchandise of the north and the products of the south". "It might avoid, too, the dangers of shipment upon Thassa," I said, "and provide, as well, a road to conquest and the acquisition of new territory". - (Explorers of Gor)