Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 58 | 230 | If View more quotes about lord">Lord Yamada was dead, it seemed the contest, if it existed, betwixt wagering Priest-Kings and Kurii had been decided. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 58 | 227 | I had doubted that that was true. |
| 58 | 228 | Tajima had speculated that Lord Yamada, in defeat, would have had recourse to the ritual knife. |
| 58 | 229 | This, too, had been doubted, by Nodachi. |
| 58 | 230 | If Lord Yamada was dead, it seemed the contest, if it existed, betwixt wagering Priest-Kings and Kurii had been decided. |
| 58 | 231 | I knew not what this might bode for the future of Gor. |
| 58 | 232 | Indeed, I was not clear on which side either force had placed its wager. |
| 58 | 233 | Did Priest-Kings favor Lord Temmu or Lord Yamada? Which, if either, was favored by Kurii? Surely both Kurii, or some Kurii, and Priest-Kings, or some Priest-Kings, had collaborated in the readying of, and the flight of, the iron dragon. |
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I had doubted that that was true.
Tajima had speculated that Lord Yamada, in defeat, would have had recourse to the ritual knife.
This, too, had been doubted, by Nodachi.
If Lord Yamada was dead, it seemed the contest, if it existed, betwixt wagering Priest-Kings and Kurii had been decided.
I knew not what this might bode for the future of Gor.
Indeed, I was not clear on which side either force had placed its wager.
Did Priest-Kings favor Lord Temmu or Lord Yamada? Which, if either, was favored by Kurii? Surely both Kurii, or some Kurii, and Priest-Kings, or some Priest-Kings, had collaborated in the readying of, and the flight of, the iron dragon.
- (Rebels of Gor)