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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Besides, few of the soldiers of Gor, barbarians though they might be, would risk the destruction of their city's Home Stone—the luck of their birthplace". - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #198)
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15 198 "Besides, few of the View more quotes about soldiers">soldiers of Gor, barbarians though they might be, would risk the destruction of their city's Home Stone—the luck of their birthplace".

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 195 "Perhaps some of them fight for their freedom—for the right to keep their own Home Stone," I said.
15 196 "Surely not all of Pa-Kur's horde are adventurers, mercenaries".
15 197 Noting the Ubar's interest, I went on.
15 198 "Besides, few of the soldiers of Gor, barbarians though they might be, would risk the destruction of their city's Home Stone—the luck of their birthplace".
15 199 "But," said Marlenus, frowning, "if the siege is lifted, the Initiates will be left in power".
15 200 "And Marlenus will not resume the throne of Ar," I said.
15 201 "But the city will be safe".
"Perhaps some of them fight for their freedom—for the right to keep their own Home Stone," I said. "Surely not all of Pa-Kur's horde are adventurers, mercenaries". Noting the Ubar's interest, I went on. "Besides, few of the soldiers of Gor, barbarians though they might be, would risk the destruction of their city's Home Stone—the luck of their birthplace". "But," said Marlenus, frowning, "if the siege is lifted, the Initiates will be left in power". "And Marlenus will not resume the throne of Ar," I said. "But the city will be safe". - (Tarnsman of Gor)