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

Most dangerously the chronometers with which I was familiar on my former world not only divided the day differently, but marked the divisions in a different order. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #31)
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45 31 Most dangerously the chronometers with which I was View more quotes about familiar">familiar on my former world not only divided the day differently, but marked the divisions in a different order.

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

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45 28 I thought of time in terms of the bars, and not chronometers.
45 29 I was not all that familiar with Gorean chronometers, and his casual lesson in the domicile had been brief.
45 30 I tried to remember it.
45 31 Most dangerously the chronometers with which I was familiar on my former world not only divided the day differently, but marked the divisions in a different order.
45 32 On my former world the hands of chronometers begin to rotate to the right, whereas in your chronometers they begin to rotate to the left.
45 33 Your concept of "clockwise" is thus opposite to that with which I was familiar.
45 34 When I thought of Gorean time, as it might be measured by a chronometer, I always thought of it analogously to the chronometers of my former world; thus, in my mind I would think of the Fifth Ahn as to the right of the Twentieth Ahn, rather than, as you would think of it, as to the left of the Twentieth Ahn.
I thought of time in terms of the bars, and not chronometers. I was not all that familiar with Gorean chronometers, and his casual lesson in the domicile had been brief. I tried to remember it. Most dangerously the chronometers with which I was familiar on my former world not only divided the day differently, but marked the divisions in a different order. On my former world the hands of chronometers begin to rotate to the right, whereas in your chronometers they begin to rotate to the left. Your concept of "clockwise" is thus opposite to that with which I was familiar. When I thought of Gorean time, as it might be measured by a chronometer, I always thought of it analogously to the chronometers of my former world; thus, in my mind I would think of the Fifth Ahn as to the right of the Twentieth Ahn, rather than, as you would think of it, as to the left of the Twentieth Ahn. - (Conspirators of Gor)