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

Why had we not adequately opposed him? Why did we follow his heinous policies?" "You opposed him, beloved Ubara!" cried a man. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #178)
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9 178 Why had we not adequately opposed him? Why did we View more quotes about follow">follow his heinous policies?" "You opposed him, beloved Ubara!" cried a man.

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

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9 175 "Mercy, Ubara!" she wept, lifting her clasped hands.
9 176 "Spare us! Spare your sisters of Ar!" "Alas, my child," cried Talena, "we are all guilty.
9 177 All of us are implicated in the iniquities of the infamous Gnieus Lelius.
9 178 Why had we not adequately opposed him? Why did we follow his heinous policies?" "You opposed him, beloved Ubara!" cried a man.
9 179 "You tried to warn us! You did what you could! We would not listen to you! It is we, the others, who are guilty, not you!" This sort of cry was taken up elsewhere in the crowd, as well.
9 180 There were numerous protests concerning Talena's apparent willingness to accept, and share, the guilt of Ar.
9 181 "No," cried Talena.
"Mercy, Ubara!" she wept, lifting her clasped hands. "Spare us! Spare your sisters of Ar!" "Alas, my child," cried Talena, "we are all guilty. All of us are implicated in the iniquities of the infamous Gnieus Lelius. Why had we not adequately opposed him? Why did we follow his heinous policies?" "You opposed him, beloved Ubara!" cried a man. "You tried to warn us! You did what you could! We would not listen to you! It is we, the others, who are guilty, not you!" This sort of cry was taken up elsewhere in the crowd, as well. There were numerous protests concerning Talena's apparent willingness to accept, and share, the guilt of Ar. "No," cried Talena. - (Magicians of Gor)