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

"I do not hear the bars any longer," said Marcus. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #530)
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7 530 "I do not View more quotes about hear">hear the bars any longer," said Marcus.

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

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7 527 Cos had succeeded in defeating Ar.
7 528 It was not so clear, I now realized, that she had managed to guarantee and secure her own hegemony indefinitely.
7 529 Indeed, with Ar vulnerable and helpless, nullified militarily, if the power of Cos should collapse, a new barbarism might ensue, at least within the traditional boundaries of Ar, a lawless barbarism broken here and there by the existence of minor tyrannies, places where armed men imposed their will.
7 530 "I do not hear the bars any longer," said Marcus.
7 531 "Nor the crowds".
7 532 "Nor do I," I said.
7 533 It now seemed quiet at the park of the Central Cylinder, save for the sounds of the workmen, striking apart the boards of the platform.
Cos had succeeded in defeating Ar. It was not so clear, I now realized, that she had managed to guarantee and secure her own hegemony indefinitely. Indeed, with Ar vulnerable and helpless, nullified militarily, if the power of Cos should collapse, a new barbarism might ensue, at least within the traditional boundaries of Ar, a lawless barbarism broken here and there by the existence of minor tyrannies, places where armed men imposed their will. "I do not hear the bars any longer," said Marcus. "Nor the crowds". "Nor do I," I said. It now seemed quiet at the park of the Central Cylinder, save for the sounds of the workmen, striking apart the boards of the platform. - (Magicians of Gor)