Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 135 | "It would not be important to them. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 132 | If I have erred, I have erred in the View more quotes about cause">cause of my caste and in that, more generally, of humankind". |
| 53 | 133 | He regarded me, a little sadly. |
| 53 | 134 | "What do you think Priest-Kings would do with the ring?" he asked. |
| 53 | 135 | "It would not be important to them. |
| 53 | 136 | But to me, to men, it is momentous. |
| 53 | 137 | Indeed, I doubt that Priest-Kings would even wish to permit the use of the ring to men. |
| 53 | 138 | It seems possible to me they would regard its use as contravening their strictures on human technology". |
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If I have erred, I have erred in the cause of my caste and in that, more generally, of humankind".
He regarded me, a little sadly.
"What do you think Priest-Kings would do with the ring?" he asked.
"It would not be important to them.
But to me, to men, it is momentous.
Indeed, I doubt that Priest-Kings would even wish to permit the use of the ring to men.
It seems possible to me they would regard its use as contravening their strictures on human technology".
- (Explorers of Gor)