Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 268 | It had been my intention to repledge the companionship, and to become great on Gor, to raise high the chair of Bosk, climbing in riches and power to the heights of the planet, to become even, perhaps, in time, a world's Ubar. |
| 22 | 269 | Incredibly, perhaps, the values, wealth and power, which had driven me in the forest, when I had sought Talena, no longer seemed of much interest to me. |
| 22 | 270 | The sky now seemed more important to me, and the sea, and the ship beneath my feet. |
| 22 | 271 | No longer did I dream of becoming a Ubar. |
| 22 | 272 | In the north I found I had changed. |
| 22 | 273 | What had driven me in the forests seemed now paltry, irrelevant to the true needs, the concerns, of man. |
| 22 | 274 | I had been blinded by the values of civilization. |
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It had been my intention to repledge the companionship, and to become great on Gor, to raise high the chair of Bosk, climbing in riches and power to the heights of the planet, to become even, perhaps, in time, a world's Ubar.
Incredibly, perhaps, the values, wealth and power, which had driven me in the forest, when I had sought Talena, no longer seemed of much interest to me.
The sky now seemed more important to me, and the sea, and the ship beneath my feet.
No longer did I dream of becoming a Ubar.
In the north I found I had changed.
What had driven me in the forests seemed now paltry, irrelevant to the true needs, the concerns, of man.
I had been blinded by the values of civilization.
- (Marauders of Gor)