Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 425 | "They are not as men—and if men saw them they View more quotes about might">might fear them and try to kill them—the egg might be destroyed". |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 422 | "To find the last egg of Priest-Kings," I said, perhaps irritably, "and to return it to the Sardar". |
| 26 | 423 | "Why do Priest-Kings not do their own errands?" asked Harold. |
| 26 | 424 | "They cannot stand the sun," I said. |
| 26 | 425 | "They are not as men—and if men saw them they might fear them and try to kill them—the egg might be destroyed". |
| 26 | 426 | "Someday," said Harold, "you must speak to me of Priest-Kings". |
| 26 | 427 | "Very well," I agreed. |
| 26 | 428 | "I thought you might be the one," said Kamchak. |
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"To find the last egg of Priest-Kings," I said, perhaps irritably, "and to return it to the Sardar".
"Why do Priest-Kings not do their own errands?" asked Harold.
"They cannot stand the sun," I said.
"They are not as men—and if men saw them they might fear them and try to kill them—the egg might be destroyed".
"Someday," said Harold, "you must speak to me of Priest-Kings".
"Very well," I agreed.
"I thought you might be the one," said Kamchak.
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