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

It is my conjecture that it is as unlikely to be taken any more seriously by them than, as I gather, the numerous warnings issued privately to various city councils on known Gor. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 53, Sentence #7)
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53 7 It is my conjecture that it is as View more quotes about unlikely">unlikely to be taken any more seriously by them than, as I gather, the numerous warnings issued privately to various city councils on known Gor.

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

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53 4 My master, Desmond of Harfax, of the house of Desmond in Harfax, in the high Merchantry of Harfax, has arranged, as I understand it, to have it translated into Gorean.
53 5 Thus, it is intended, at least in part, to come to the attention of at least some Gorean speakers.
53 6 At least several copies will be transcribed and distributed.
53 7 It is my conjecture that it is as unlikely to be taken any more seriously by them than, as I gather, the numerous warnings issued privately to various city councils on known Gor.
53 8 Most, as I understand it, were dismissed as charlatanry.
53 9 But perhaps some of those who so dismissed them had already been contacted by agents of Kurii.
53 10 The wagons of Pausanias left the Voltai long before Lord Grendel and his party could reach civilization.
My master, Desmond of Harfax, of the house of Desmond in Harfax, in the high Merchantry of Harfax, has arranged, as I understand it, to have it translated into Gorean. Thus, it is intended, at least in part, to come to the attention of at least some Gorean speakers. At least several copies will be transcribed and distributed. It is my conjecture that it is as unlikely to be taken any more seriously by them than, as I gather, the numerous warnings issued privately to various city councils on known Gor. Most, as I understand it, were dismissed as charlatanry. But perhaps some of those who so dismissed them had already been contacted by agents of Kurii. The wagons of Pausanias left the Voltai long before Lord Grendel and his party could reach civilization. - (Conspirators of Gor)