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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Might not a human, or some humans, be disposed to aid another human, in similar straits? Perhaps he and the Kur shared a world, or a sort, a kind of being, or a blood. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #226)
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15 226 View more quotes about might">Might not a human, or some humans, be disposed to aid another human, in similar straits? Perhaps he and the Kur shared a world, or a sort, a kind of being, or a blood.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 223 There he may have established, to his satisfaction, by the trail of scent, that the Kur may have emerged, even frequently, perhaps habitually, from this particular opening, which, at night, would be in an area unlikely to be traversed by humans.
15 224 I recalled he had said, "The killings must stop".
15 225 Too, I supposed, some relationship must exist, or be supposed to exist, amongst Kurii.
15 226 Might not a human, or some humans, be disposed to aid another human, in similar straits? Perhaps he and the Kur shared a world, or a sort, a kind of being, or a blood.
15 227 Were they not, despite the views of the Lady Bina, both Kur? I knew I was to hurry home.
15 228 But might it not, if I should move, leap forward, reach out, and seize me? I unlatched the half-gate of the stall.
15 229 Surely I was not going to exit the stall where the one side had once stood, until broken away by the beast, for that opening was behind it.
There he may have established, to his satisfaction, by the trail of scent, that the Kur may have emerged, even frequently, perhaps habitually, from this particular opening, which, at night, would be in an area unlikely to be traversed by humans. I recalled he had said, "The killings must stop". Too, I supposed, some relationship must exist, or be supposed to exist, amongst Kurii. Might not a human, or some humans, be disposed to aid another human, in similar straits? Perhaps he and the Kur shared a world, or a sort, a kind of being, or a blood. Were they not, despite the views of the Lady Bina, both Kur? I knew I was to hurry home. But might it not, if I should move, leap forward, reach out, and seize me? I unlatched the half-gate of the stall. Surely I was not going to exit the stall where the one side had once stood, until broken away by the beast, for that opening was behind it. - (Conspirators of Gor)