Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 332 | There View more quotes about might">might be, I thought, frictions or dissensions amongst the Pani. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 329 | "You jest," he said, uneasily. |
| 38 | 330 | "I think it unlikely," I said. |
| 38 | 331 | I did not, of course, rule it out. |
| 38 | 332 | There might be, I thought, frictions or dissensions amongst the Pani. |
| 38 | 333 | Surely they were human, and not unaware of the attractions of power. |
| 38 | 334 | Perhaps Lord Nishida had served his purpose, supplying lumber to the shipwrights at the Alexandra camp, arranging for the formation and training of a tarn cavalry, and such. |
| 38 | 335 | Perhaps he was no longer required by Lord Okimoto, who was, it seemed, a cousin to the shogun, some shogun. |
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"You jest," he said, uneasily.
"I think it unlikely," I said.
I did not, of course, rule it out.
There might be, I thought, frictions or dissensions amongst the Pani.
Surely they were human, and not unaware of the attractions of power.
Perhaps Lord Nishida had served his purpose, supplying lumber to the shipwrights at the Alexandra camp, arranging for the formation and training of a tarn cavalry, and such.
Perhaps he was no longer required by Lord Okimoto, who was, it seemed, a cousin to the shogun, some shogun.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)