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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Hurtha then regaled us with his poem, which, truly, seemed to capture something of the inscrutability and ponderousness of the institution which had inspired it. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #363)
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19 363 View more quotes about hurtha">Hurtha then regaled us with his poem, which, truly, seemed to capture something of the inscrutability and ponderousness of the institution which had inspired it.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 360 It was dangerous, weighty stuff.
19 361 I felt a sudden twinge of jealousy for Hurtha.
19 362 He was both a warrior and a poet.
19 363 Hurtha then regaled us with his poem, which, truly, seemed to capture something of the inscrutability and ponderousness of the institution which had inspired it.
19 364 I listened in awe, keeping my attention from time to time, and actually rather often, as my attention wandered, on the so-called Philebus.
19 365 Boabissia, as I occasionally noted, with an admixture of skepticism and envy, seemed enraptured.
19 366 Feiqa's countenance was cheerfully inscrutable.
It was dangerous, weighty stuff. I felt a sudden twinge of jealousy for Hurtha. He was both a warrior and a poet. Hurtha then regaled us with his poem, which, truly, seemed to capture something of the inscrutability and ponderousness of the institution which had inspired it. I listened in awe, keeping my attention from time to time, and actually rather often, as my attention wandered, on the so-called Philebus. Boabissia, as I occasionally noted, with an admixture of skepticism and envy, seemed enraptured. Feiqa's countenance was cheerfully inscrutable. - (Mercenaries of Gor)