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

But, too, perhaps it is men from the warring towns, as reported by the cloth workers, intensely combing the hills and fields for harmless Turians. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #777)
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16 777 But, too, View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps it is men from the warring towns, as reported by the cloth workers, intensely combing the hills and fields for harmless Turians.

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

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16 774 "Oh! Oh!" he cried.
16 775 "Is that dust upon the horizon? Or is it perhaps my imagination? It could be a group of verr, browsing in the fields.
16 776 But, too, perhaps, it is nothing.
16 777 But, too, perhaps it is men from the warring towns, as reported by the cloth workers, intensely combing the hills and fields for harmless Turians.
16 778 Perhaps I should teach them a lesson.
16 779 But then again, perhaps it is nothing, a stirring of wind, or even only my imagination.
16 780 I wonder in what direction I should go? I shall let my sword decide!" Here he seemingly closed his eyes and swung his sword about in vast, eccentric circles.
"Oh! Oh!" he cried. "Is that dust upon the horizon? Or is it perhaps my imagination? It could be a group of verr, browsing in the fields. But, too, perhaps, it is nothing. But, too, perhaps it is men from the warring towns, as reported by the cloth workers, intensely combing the hills and fields for harmless Turians. Perhaps I should teach them a lesson. But then again, perhaps it is nothing, a stirring of wind, or even only my imagination. I wonder in what direction I should go? I shall let my sword decide!" Here he seemingly closed his eyes and swung his sword about in vast, eccentric circles. - (Players of Gor)