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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the other hand, the greater numbers, indeed, the vast majority, of Gorean slavers, one supposes, as Goreans of other sorts, had never seen such a ship. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #20)
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2 20 On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, the greater numbers, indeed, the vast majority, of Gorean slavers, one supposes, as Goreans of other sorts, had never seen such a ship.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 17 Some view the Slavers as a caste, others as a subcaste of the Merchants.
2 18 The colors of the Merchants are yellow and white, or gold and white.
2 19 Had he been a slaver it was possible he might have been aware of the sky ships, so to speak, such as the disklike vessel of Peisistratus.
2 20 On the other hand, the greater numbers, indeed, the vast majority, of Gorean slavers, one supposes, as Goreans of other sorts, had never seen such a ship.
2 21 Indeed, many Gorean slavers, as many Goreans, might not even believe in the existence of such ships.
2 22 They, of course, as most Goreans, would be well aware of the existence of Earth girls, from the markets, if from no other source, but they, as many Goreans, might suppose that Earth was somewhere on Gor, though doubtless far away.
2 23 Much of Gor, you see, even from the point of view of Goreans, is, so to speak, terra incognita.
Some view the Slavers as a caste, others as a subcaste of the Merchants. The colors of the Merchants are yellow and white, or gold and white. Had he been a slaver it was possible he might have been aware of the sky ships, so to speak, such as the disklike vessel of Peisistratus. On the other hand, the greater numbers, indeed, the vast majority, of Gorean slavers, one supposes, as Goreans of other sorts, had never seen such a ship. Indeed, many Gorean slavers, as many Goreans, might not even believe in the existence of such ships. They, of course, as most Goreans, would be well aware of the existence of Earth girls, from the markets, if from no other source, but they, as many Goreans, might suppose that Earth was somewhere on Gor, though doubtless far away. Much of Gor, you see, even from the point of view of Goreans, is, so to speak, terra incognita. - (Swordsmen of Gor)