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

Whereas presumably there were few in the crowd who were not prepared to resent, and as possible, oppose, Cos, not all were convinced of the depth and extent of the treason which had contributed so significantly to her victory. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #155)
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16 155 View more quotes about whereas">Whereas presumably there were few in the crowd who were not prepared to resent, and as possible, oppose, Cos, not all were convinced of the depth and extent of the treason which had contributed so significantly to her victory.

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

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16 152 Then he said, boldly, "Yes, that is the true Ar".
16 153 "And you further acknowledge that Seremides and the Ubara are traitors to Ar, and puppets of Cos?" "Of course," he said, after a moment.
16 154 Here and there there were gasps in the crowd.
16 155 Whereas presumably there were few in the crowd who were not prepared to resent, and as possible, oppose, Cos, not all were convinced of the depth and extent of the treason which had contributed so significantly to her victory.
16 156 I thought it well to have the crowd hear these sentiments from the lips of the prisoner.
16 157 To be sure, such understandings were surely not new to the Cosians in Ar, nor to many of the more reflective in Ar herself.
16 158 "Treason on the part of Seremides?" asked a man.
Then he said, boldly, "Yes, that is the true Ar". "And you further acknowledge that Seremides and the Ubara are traitors to Ar, and puppets of Cos?" "Of course," he said, after a moment. Here and there there were gasps in the crowd. Whereas presumably there were few in the crowd who were not prepared to resent, and as possible, oppose, Cos, not all were convinced of the depth and extent of the treason which had contributed so significantly to her victory. I thought it well to have the crowd hear these sentiments from the lips of the prisoner. To be sure, such understandings were surely not new to the Cosians in Ar, nor to many of the more reflective in Ar herself. "Treason on the part of Seremides?" asked a man. - (Magicians of Gor)