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

In asking him I had also, of course, indicated my respect for his opinion, which, incidentally, I did respect, and, in using the title of Mfalme, I had acknowledged that I, for one, would continue to recognize his lofty status in Ukungu. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #336)
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23 336 In asking him I had also, of View more quotes about course">course, indicated my respect for his opinion, which, incidentally, I did respect, and, in using the title of Mfalme, I had acknowledged that I, for one, would continue to recognize his lofty status in Ukungu.

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

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23 333 I had seen, from his striking the fellow in the chain, that he had been in agreement with me as to the advisability of proceeding westward.
23 334 I had then, using the title of Mfalme, asked him to make this concurrence explicit.
23 335 His declaration had helped to reassure the men.
23 336 In asking him I had also, of course, indicated my respect for his opinion, which, incidentally, I did respect, and, in using the title of Mfalme, I had acknowledged that I, for one, would continue to recognize his lofty status in Ukungu.
23 337 Had I not anticipated his agreement I do not know what I would have done.
23 338 I suppose then one or the other of us would have had to beat or kill the other.
23 339 Soon, leading the chain from the center, its ends behind and on either side of us, I, and Kisu, and some others between us, were wading westward, shovels in hand.
I had seen, from his striking the fellow in the chain, that he had been in agreement with me as to the advisability of proceeding westward. I had then, using the title of Mfalme, asked him to make this concurrence explicit. His declaration had helped to reassure the men. In asking him I had also, of course, indicated my respect for his opinion, which, incidentally, I did respect, and, in using the title of Mfalme, I had acknowledged that I, for one, would continue to recognize his lofty status in Ukungu. Had I not anticipated his agreement I do not know what I would have done. I suppose then one or the other of us would have had to beat or kill the other. Soon, leading the chain from the center, its ends behind and on either side of us, I, and Kisu, and some others between us, were wading westward, shovels in hand. - (Explorers of Gor)