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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

I think, accordingly, that it will not be amiss if, upon occasion, particularly in somewhat less enlightened and more remote locations, we intermix a dash of legerdemain and prestidigitation, as well as a bit of carnival hilarity, prankery, and such, the sort of things that you two do so well, with our nobler offerings. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #382)
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7 382 I View more quotes about think">think, accordingly, that it will not be amiss if, upon occasion, particularly in somewhat less enlightened and more remote locations, we intermix a dash of legerdemain and prestidigitation, as well as a bit of carnival hilarity, prankery, and such, the sort of things that you two do so well, with our nobler offerings.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 379 Upon occasion one should take a respite from even high drama.
7 380 Too, excessive significance is not always good for the digestion.
7 381 Also, we still need a Brigella, and desperately.
7 382 I think, accordingly, that it will not be amiss if, upon occasion, particularly in somewhat less enlightened and more remote locations, we intermix a dash of legerdemain and prestidigitation, as well as a bit of carnival hilarity, prankery, and such, the sort of things that you two do so well, with our nobler offerings.
7 383 To be sure, we will still remain fundamentally true to the theater, for we are primarily, when all is said and done, serious actors.
7 384 Too, our reputation depends upon it.
7 385 What do you think? I am glad that you agree".
Upon occasion one should take a respite from even high drama. Too, excessive significance is not always good for the digestion. Also, we still need a Brigella, and desperately. I think, accordingly, that it will not be amiss if, upon occasion, particularly in somewhat less enlightened and more remote locations, we intermix a dash of legerdemain and prestidigitation, as well as a bit of carnival hilarity, prankery, and such, the sort of things that you two do so well, with our nobler offerings. To be sure, we will still remain fundamentally true to the theater, for we are primarily, when all is said and done, serious actors. Too, our reputation depends upon it. What do you think? I am glad that you agree". - (Players of Gor)