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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

The Kurii, long ago, it seems, destroyed their native world, and the remnants of their warring races migrated into a number of steel worlds, artificial habitats, which lurk within the cover of thousands of the great stones of space, which, on Earth, we speak of as the asteroid belt. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #65)
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45 65 The View more quotes about kurii">Kurii, long ago, it seems, destroyed their native world, and the remnants of their warring races migrated into a number of steel worlds, artificial habitats, which lurk within the cover of thousands of the great stones of space, which, on Earth, we speak of as the asteroid belt.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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45 62 "They are often so conceived," I granted him.
45 63 "But there is another species involved, too, in these things, which, too, for similar reasons, I shall refrain from describing.
45 64 They are commonly spoken of as Kurii.
45 65 The Kurii, long ago, it seems, destroyed their native world, and the remnants of their warring races migrated into a number of steel worlds, artificial habitats, which lurk within the cover of thousands of the great stones of space, which, on Earth, we speak of as the asteroid belt.
45 66 Both Priest-Kings and Kurii possess technologies which are well beyond those available now on our home planet.
45 67 To shorten matters, the Kurii seek a new world, and covet Gor.
45 68 Skirmishes and altercations have taken place for generations between these two species, the Kurii wishing to obtain this world and the Priest-Kings, naturally, to retain it.
"They are often so conceived," I granted him. "But there is another species involved, too, in these things, which, too, for similar reasons, I shall refrain from describing. They are commonly spoken of as Kurii. The Kurii, long ago, it seems, destroyed their native world, and the remnants of their warring races migrated into a number of steel worlds, artificial habitats, which lurk within the cover of thousands of the great stones of space, which, on Earth, we speak of as the asteroid belt. Both Priest-Kings and Kurii possess technologies which are well beyond those available now on our home planet. To shorten matters, the Kurii seek a new world, and covet Gor. Skirmishes and altercations have taken place for generations between these two species, the Kurii wishing to obtain this world and the Priest-Kings, naturally, to retain it. - (Rebels of Gor)