Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 462 | Some of the View more quotes about crowd">crowd, now that bulk of the treasure had been exhibited, began to leave. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 459 | I saw a tarn, now disburdened of its loot, surrendered by its rider into the care of a tarnkeeper, who would conduct it to its cot. |
| 19 | 460 | Water bags were visible near one of the warehouse doors. |
| 19 | 461 | Captives stirred in their chains. |
| 19 | 462 | Some of the crowd, now that bulk of the treasure had been exhibited, began to leave. |
| 19 | 463 | I wondered if some of the raiders might go this night alone to the temples, to place there a private offering, no Initiates about. |
| 19 | 464 | They might stand there alone and give thanks to the world, or the fates, or the Priest-Kings, that they had returned. |
| 19 | 465 | One controls so little, if anything, of one's own fate. |
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I saw a tarn, now disburdened of its loot, surrendered by its rider into the care of a tarnkeeper, who would conduct it to its cot.
Water bags were visible near one of the warehouse doors.
Captives stirred in their chains.
Some of the crowd, now that bulk of the treasure had been exhibited, began to leave.
I wondered if some of the raiders might go this night alone to the temples, to place there a private offering, no Initiates about.
They might stand there alone and give thanks to the world, or the fates, or the Priest-Kings, that they had returned.
One controls so little, if anything, of one's own fate.
- (Witness of Gor)