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| 77 | 221 | "Of View more quotes about course">course," said Flavion, "but I anticipate no difficulty in that regard". |
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| 77 | 218 | Gor will be better for us, more open, providing some advantages denied us here, affording us greater opportunities for political activity, more scope for intrigue and ambition. |
| 77 | 219 | In our plans the rubies will obviously have their role". |
| 77 | 220 | "But you must obtain them, first," said Cabot. |
| 77 | 221 | "Of course," said Flavion, "but I anticipate no difficulty in that regard". |
| 77 | 222 | "I would suppose that there must be already on Gor some such enclaves as you mention, doubtless established there in the past by Agamemnon, long before the war, to assist in his several projects". |
| 77 | 223 | "For a human, you are perceptive," said Flavion. |
| 77 | 224 | "You will make contact with them?" "Certainly". |