Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 5 | 472 | He View more quotes about might">might, I supposed, be both a ubar and an agent of Priest-Kings, or of Kurii. |
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 5 | 469 | It did not seem to me likely that he would be the ubar of Brundisium. |
| 5 | 470 | So important a personage as a ubar would not be likely to have much of an interest in a captain of Port Kar. |
| 5 | 471 | On the other hand, I supposed it was possible. |
| 5 | 472 | He might, I supposed, be both a ubar and an agent of Priest-Kings, or of Kurii. |
| 5 | 473 | If he were indeed so prominent then it seemed to me more likely that he might serve Kurii than Priest-Kings. |
| 5 | 474 | The Priest-Kings, at least on the whole, it seemed to me, seldom picked prominent, conspicuous personages for their agents. |
| 5 | 475 | Samos had been in their service before he had become the first captain in the Council of Captains in Port Kar. |
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It did not seem to me likely that he would be the ubar of Brundisium.
So important a personage as a ubar would not be likely to have much of an interest in a captain of Port Kar.
On the other hand, I supposed it was possible.
He might, I supposed, be both a ubar and an agent of Priest-Kings, or of Kurii.
If he were indeed so prominent then it seemed to me more likely that he might serve Kurii than Priest-Kings.
The Priest-Kings, at least on the whole, it seemed to me, seldom picked prominent, conspicuous personages for their agents.
Samos had been in their service before he had become the first captain in the Council of Captains in Port Kar.
- (Players of Gor)