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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was puzzled by these things, though I had gathered, long ago, from Tyrtaios, that titanic forces might be involved in these matters, and that one, or more, worlds, in their way, might hang in some delicate balance. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #52)
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43 52 I was View more quotes about puzzled">puzzled by these things, though I had gathered, long ago, from Tyrtaios, that titanic forces might be involved in these matters, and that one, or more, worlds, in their way, might hang in some delicate balance.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 49 "And who is your employer?" asked Darla boldly, looking up.
43 50 Genserich laughed, and slapped his thigh.
43 51 "Gold was enough," he said.
43 52 I was puzzled by these things, though I had gathered, long ago, from Tyrtaios, that titanic forces might be involved in these matters, and that one, or more, worlds, in their way, might hang in some delicate balance.
43 53 Certainly there had been an attack on Tarncamp some weeks ago, when I and others had been on timber duty in the forest.
43 54 It had been beaten away.
43 55 Some force, obviously, was interested in the ship, and concerned, for some reason, that it reach the sea, whence it might embark on some mysterious venture, perhaps even seeking, as some feared, the World's End.
"And who is your employer?" asked Darla boldly, looking up. Genserich laughed, and slapped his thigh. "Gold was enough," he said. I was puzzled by these things, though I had gathered, long ago, from Tyrtaios, that titanic forces might be involved in these matters, and that one, or more, worlds, in their way, might hang in some delicate balance. Certainly there had been an attack on Tarncamp some weeks ago, when I and others had been on timber duty in the forest. It had been beaten away. Some force, obviously, was interested in the ship, and concerned, for some reason, that it reach the sea, whence it might embark on some mysterious venture, perhaps even seeking, as some feared, the World's End. - (Smugglers of Gor)