Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 1223 | "But the View more quotes about whole">whole thing may be only the faithful report of a vision or dream". |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 1220 | The shields, too, are made of the hide of the kailiauk, from the thick hide of the back of the neck, where the skin and musculature are thick, to support the weight of the trident and turn the blows of other tridents, especially in the spring buffetings, attendant upon which follows mate selection". |
| 1 | 1221 | "I shall accept," said Samos, "that the artist is sincere, that he believes himself to be telling the truth". |
| 1 | 1222 | "That much is undeniable," said Kog. |
| 1 | 1223 | "But the whole thing may be only the faithful report of a vision or dream". |
| 1 | 1224 | "The portion of the skin pertinent to the dream, or vision," said Kog, "is clearly distinguished from the portion of the skin which purports to be concerned with real events. |
| 1 | 1225 | Further, we find little reason to believe that the artist could have been, or would have been, mistaken about the nature of those events, at least in their broad outlines". |
| 1 | 1226 | "The dark guest may not be Zarendargar," said Samos. |
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The shields, too, are made of the hide of the kailiauk, from the thick hide of the back of the neck, where the skin and musculature are thick, to support the weight of the trident and turn the blows of other tridents, especially in the spring buffetings, attendant upon which follows mate selection".
"I shall accept," said Samos, "that the artist is sincere, that he believes himself to be telling the truth".
"That much is undeniable," said Kog.
"But the whole thing may be only the faithful report of a vision or dream".
"The portion of the skin pertinent to the dream, or vision," said Kog, "is clearly distinguished from the portion of the skin which purports to be concerned with real events.
Further, we find little reason to believe that the artist could have been, or would have been, mistaken about the nature of those events, at least in their broad outlines".
"The dark guest may not be Zarendargar," said Samos.
- (Savages of Gor)