Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 204 | It View more quotes about seems">seems access to the palace may not be practical. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 201 | Perhaps trouble brews amongst the peasantries, which might erupt in his absence, while on campaign. |
| 45 | 202 | Too, if I am correct, that the iron dragon is housed in the palace, it is likely that he would wish to be in its vicinity, that he might the most conveniently put it to his purposes". |
| 45 | 203 | "Still," said Pertinax, "we have made little progress here. |
| 45 | 204 | It seems access to the palace may not be practical. |
| 45 | 205 | Lord Yamada might be with the march. |
| 45 | 206 | We do not really know. |
| 45 | 207 | We cannot even be really certain the iron dragon is housed in the palace, and, if it were, we could do little about it. |
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Perhaps trouble brews amongst the peasantries, which might erupt in his absence, while on campaign.
Too, if I am correct, that the iron dragon is housed in the palace, it is likely that he would wish to be in its vicinity, that he might the most conveniently put it to his purposes".
"Still," said Pertinax, "we have made little progress here.
It seems access to the palace may not be practical.
Lord Yamada might be with the march.
We do not really know.
We cannot even be really certain the iron dragon is housed in the palace, and, if it were, we could do little about it.
- (Rebels of Gor)