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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

I would expect, eventually, that her walls, stone by stone, will be taken down. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #501)
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7 501 I would View more quotes about expect">expect, eventually, that her walls, stone by stone, will be taken down.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 498 They will presumably be soon reduced in numbers, perhaps to handfuls of guardsmen subject to Cosian officers, if not completely disbanded and scattered.
7 499 Weapons will presumably, in time, be outlawed in the city.
7 500 Her gates have been burned.
7 501 I would expect, eventually, that her walls, stone by stone, will be taken down.
7 502 She will then be utterly vulnerable, dependent completely on the mercies of Cos or her puppets".
7 503 "It will be the end of a civilization," said Marcus.
7 504 "A civilization of sorts will remain," I said, "and arts of a sort, a literature of a sort, and such things".
They will presumably be soon reduced in numbers, perhaps to handfuls of guardsmen subject to Cosian officers, if not completely disbanded and scattered. Weapons will presumably, in time, be outlawed in the city. Her gates have been burned. I would expect, eventually, that her walls, stone by stone, will be taken down. She will then be utterly vulnerable, dependent completely on the mercies of Cos or her puppets". "It will be the end of a civilization," said Marcus. "A civilization of sorts will remain," I said, "and arts of a sort, a literature of a sort, and such things". - (Magicians of Gor)