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

I did not care for the veils with which reality so frequently chose to clothe herself, nor for the thousand mirrors, with their ten thousand reflections and images, each claiming that the truth is here, the ten thousand reflections and images, mirages, betraying belief and hope. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #11)
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25 11 I did not View more quotes about care">care for the veils with which reality so frequently chose to clothe herself, nor for the thousand mirrors, with their ten thousand reflections and images, each claiming that the truth is here, the ten thousand reflections and images, mirages, betraying belief and hope.

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

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25 8 Such things were comprehensible to me.
25 9 I did not care for what had occurred in the tent of Lord Nishida.
25 10 I did not care for the ambiguities of men, the opacities of motivation, the secret springs which governed the engines of diplomacy and policy.
25 11 I did not care for the veils with which reality so frequently chose to clothe herself, nor for the thousand mirrors, with their ten thousand reflections and images, each claiming that the truth is here, the ten thousand reflections and images, mirages, betraying belief and hope.
25 12 I began to make my way through the camp, having no destination clearly in mind.
25 13 It was the third watch.
25 14 I had spoken of rounds to Lord Nishida.
Such things were comprehensible to me. I did not care for what had occurred in the tent of Lord Nishida. I did not care for the ambiguities of men, the opacities of motivation, the secret springs which governed the engines of diplomacy and policy. I did not care for the veils with which reality so frequently chose to clothe herself, nor for the thousand mirrors, with their ten thousand reflections and images, each claiming that the truth is here, the ten thousand reflections and images, mirages, betraying belief and hope. I began to make my way through the camp, having no destination clearly in mind. It was the third watch. I had spoken of rounds to Lord Nishida. - (Swordsmen of Gor)