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

"Yes," said Kusk, and his antennae dipped disconsolately, "the probabilities are not at all in our favor". - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #129)
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32 129 "Yes," said Kusk, and his antennae dipped disconsolately, "the probabilities are not at all in our favor".

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

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32 126 "The components in the disrupter View more quotes about might">might be realigned," he said, "but there is little likelihood that the power loop could be satisfactorily closed".
32 127 "Why not?" I asked.
32 128 "For one thing," said Misk, "the plant built by Muls is probably fundamentally ineffective to begin with; for another if it is constructed of parts stolen over centuries it would be probably impossible to achieve satisfactory component integration with the elements in the Ur disrupter".
32 129 "Yes," said Kusk, and his antennae dipped disconsolately, "the probabilities are not at all in our favor".
32 130 A huge boulder fell from the roof and bounded, almost like a giant rubber ball, past our group.
32 131 Vika screamed and I pressed her more tightly against me.
32 132 More than anything I began to be exasperated with Misk and Kusk.
"The components in the disrupter might be realigned," he said, "but there is little likelihood that the power loop could be satisfactorily closed". "Why not?" I asked. "For one thing," said Misk, "the plant built by Muls is probably fundamentally ineffective to begin with; for another if it is constructed of parts stolen over centuries it would be probably impossible to achieve satisfactory component integration with the elements in the Ur disrupter". "Yes," said Kusk, and his antennae dipped disconsolately, "the probabilities are not at all in our favor". A huge boulder fell from the roof and bounded, almost like a giant rubber ball, past our group. Vika screamed and I pressed her more tightly against me. More than anything I began to be exasperated with Misk and Kusk. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)