Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 369 | I will not attempt to View more quotes about give">give Hurtha's poem in its entirety, but I think I may have suggested something of its drift already. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 366 | Feiqa's countenance was cheerfully inscrutable. |
| 19 | 367 | She would not meet my eyes. |
| 19 | 368 | The so-called Philebus seemed as though he might desire to withdraw from our vicinity now and then, even giving up his place in line, particularly when Hurtha would come to an often-repeated, stirring refrain, but my hand on his collar kept him in his place. |
| 19 | 369 | I will not attempt to give Hurtha's poem in its entirety, but I think I may have suggested something of its drift already. |
| 19 | 370 | I might also mention that it is possible that it might lose something in the reading of it. |
| 19 | 371 | Poetry, after all, or most poetry, is presumably meant to be heard, not read. |
| 19 | 372 | It is intended for the ear, not the eye. |
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Feiqa's countenance was cheerfully inscrutable.
She would not meet my eyes.
The so-called Philebus seemed as though he might desire to withdraw from our vicinity now and then, even giving up his place in line, particularly when Hurtha would come to an often-repeated, stirring refrain, but my hand on his collar kept him in his place.
I will not attempt to give Hurtha's poem in its entirety, but I think I may have suggested something of its drift already.
I might also mention that it is possible that it might lose something in the reading of it.
Poetry, after all, or most poetry, is presumably meant to be heard, not read.
It is intended for the ear, not the eye.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)