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| 50 | 662 | In any event, much in these View more quotes about matters">matters was obscure to me. |
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| 50 | 659 | I supposed Gorean, like most complex languages, may have borrowed from many tongues. |
| 50 | 660 | Certainly it seemed to me that Goreans, or most of them, were clearly human, and, doubtless, directly or indirectly, owed their origin to my native world, Earth. |
| 50 | 661 | Perhaps, I thought, the clue to the mystery might lie in the distant, formidable Sardar Mountains, of which the legendary or fabled Priest-Kings were supposedly denizens. |
| 50 | 662 | In any event, much in these matters was obscure to me. |
| 50 | 663 | "Perhaps," said the girl. |
| 50 | 664 | "You are very nice looking, Laura," said another slave. |
| 50 | 665 | "Why are you so chained? Do they think you are going to leap over the stockade wall? What did you do?" "I ran away," I said. |