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

Dialogue apparently took place, largely between Lucius, Timarchos, and Lysymachos, and the machine. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #58)
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32 58 Dialogue View more quotes about apparently">apparently took place, largely between Lucius, Timarchos, and Lysymachos, and the machine.

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

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32 55 Noises, clearly Kur noises, though with a sense of having been artificially produced, had begun to emanate from the machine.
32 56 One had the unmistakable sense, a terrifying illusion, that the machine was alive, though one knew this to be impossible.
32 57 Something, however, somehow, was surely controlling the device, expressing itself through the device, perhaps perceiving through the device.
32 58 Dialogue apparently took place, largely between Lucius, Timarchos, and Lysymachos, and the machine.
32 59 Certainly they spoke to it, regarded it, and treated it, as though it were alive, rational, conscious, and such.
32 60 And, too, it seemed to regard them, relate to them, and interact with them, eerily, as though it were sentient, conscious, and rational.
32 61 At one point the machine addressed itself to Grendel, who rose in response to its attention.
Noises, clearly Kur noises, though with a sense of having been artificially produced, had begun to emanate from the machine. One had the unmistakable sense, a terrifying illusion, that the machine was alive, though one knew this to be impossible. Something, however, somehow, was surely controlling the device, expressing itself through the device, perhaps perceiving through the device. Dialogue apparently took place, largely between Lucius, Timarchos, and Lysymachos, and the machine. Certainly they spoke to it, regarded it, and treated it, as though it were alive, rational, conscious, and such. And, too, it seemed to regard them, relate to them, and interact with them, eerily, as though it were sentient, conscious, and rational. At one point the machine addressed itself to Grendel, who rose in response to its attention. - (Conspirators of Gor)