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| 10 | 833 | "Do not proclaim such ambitions," warned the View more quotes about beast">beast. |
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| 10 | 830 | He, though a stranger to Gor, was at least no stranger to matters of rank, distance, and hierarchy, no stranger to questions of status, no stranger to probabilities, nor to politics and political relationships. |
| 10 | 831 | In short, the Lady Bina, counting on her unusual beauty, and well aware of its usual effect on men, and bolstered by an unchastened vanity, one as yet little bruised by the contact with reality, planned to become, however unlikely or incredible it might seem, literally the Ubara of Ar, Gor's greatest city, unless it be rivaled by Turia, in the far south. |
| 10 | 832 | She seemed to believe that little more would be necessary to bring this astonishing elevation about than bringing herself to the attention of the Ubar or his advisors. |
| 10 | 833 | "Do not proclaim such ambitions," warned the beast. |
| 10 | 834 | "You will be thought mad". |
| 10 | 835 | "But I am not mad," she said. |
| 10 | 836 | "No," said the beast, "but you do not understand these things, at all". |