Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 5 | 384 | I did not View more quotes about know">know the will of Priest-Kings, and so did not know either how to thwart it, or abet it, even if I wished to pursue one of these objectives. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 5 | 381 | Pertinax, for example, who seemed a nice enough fellow, might be punished for having failed his more remote employers. |
| 5 | 382 | I doubted that the displeasure of Kurii could be lightly borne. |
| 5 | 383 | Primarily, I suppose, I was curious. |
| 5 | 384 | I did not know the will of Priest-Kings, and so did not know either how to thwart it, or abet it, even if I wished to pursue one of these objectives. |
| 5 | 385 | But, similarly, I did not know what project Kurii might have afoot. |
| 5 | 386 | But I was curious. |
| 5 | 387 | I decided I would remain in the forest. |
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Pertinax, for example, who seemed a nice enough fellow, might be punished for having failed his more remote employers.
I doubted that the displeasure of Kurii could be lightly borne.
Primarily, I suppose, I was curious.
I did not know the will of Priest-Kings, and so did not know either how to thwart it, or abet it, even if I wished to pursue one of these objectives.
But, similarly, I did not know what project Kurii might have afoot.
But I was curious.
I decided I would remain in the forest.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)