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

"Similarly," I said, "if there were such a thing as "real magic" in your sense, whatever that might be, the world would presumably be much different than it is". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #470)
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17 470 "View more quotes about similarly">Similarly," I said, "if there were such a thing as "real magic" in your sense, whatever that might be, the world would presumably be much different than it is".

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

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17 467 "I would not wish to be a turtle," he said.
17 468 "So let us trust," I said, "that folks do not abound who can wreak such wonders".
17 469 "True," he said.
17 470 "Similarly," I said, "if there were such a thing as "real magic" in your sense, whatever that might be, the world would presumably be much different than it is".
17 471 "There might be a great many more turtles," he said.
17 472 "Quite possibly," I said.
17 473 I did not doubt, of course, from what I knew of them, that the science of Priest-Kings was such that many unusual effects could be achieved.
"I would not wish to be a turtle," he said. "So let us trust," I said, "that folks do not abound who can wreak such wonders". "True," he said. "Similarly," I said, "if there were such a thing as "real magic" in your sense, whatever that might be, the world would presumably be much different than it is". "There might be a great many more turtles," he said. "Quite possibly," I said. I did not doubt, of course, from what I knew of them, that the science of Priest-Kings was such that many unusual effects could be achieved. - (Magicians of Gor)