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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

Could it not be that the Gorean books are, in effect, a way of preparing the Earth and its peoples for the revelation of the true existence of a Counter-Earth, should it sometime be expedient to make its presence known?" "Of course not," I said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #345)
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1 345 Could it not be that the View more quotes about gorean">Gorean books are, in effect, a way of preparing the Earth and its peoples for the revelation of the true existence of a Counter-Earth, should it sometime be expedient to make its presence known?" "Of course not," I said.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 342 "I have done some research," she said.
1 343 "There are too many things, too much that is unexplained.
1 344 I think a pattern is forming.
1 345 Could it not be that the Gorean books are, in effect, a way of preparing the Earth and its peoples for the revelation of the true existence of a Counter-Earth, should it sometime be expedient to make its presence known?" "Of course not," I said.
1 346 "Do not be absurd".
1 347 "There are too many details, too," she said, "small things that would not occur to a fictional writer to include, pointless things like the construction of a saddle and the method of minting coins.
1 348 They are not things one would include who was concerned to construct spare, well-made pieces of fiction".
"I have done some research," she said. "There are too many things, too much that is unexplained. I think a pattern is forming. Could it not be that the Gorean books are, in effect, a way of preparing the Earth and its peoples for the revelation of the true existence of a Counter-Earth, should it sometime be expedient to make its presence known?" "Of course not," I said. "Do not be absurd". "There are too many details, too," she said, "small things that would not occur to a fictional writer to include, pointless things like the construction of a saddle and the method of minting coins. They are not things one would include who was concerned to construct spare, well-made pieces of fiction". - (Fighting Slave of Gor)