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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was not impossible, through his work with Ibn Saran, that he knew matters of importance pertaining to the wars of Priest-Kings and Kurii. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #223)
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26 223 It was not View more quotes about impossible">impossible, through his work with Ibn Saran, that he knew matters of importance pertaining to the wars of Priest-Kings and Kurii.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 220 He was followed by a thousand riders.
26 221 I rode, slowly, toward the head of the columns, across the desert between the two kasbahs.
26 222 Some two hundred yards from the head of the column, I passed the small Abdul, who had been a water carrier in Tor, and an agent of Ibn Saran.
26 223 It was not impossible, through his work with Ibn Saran, that he knew matters of importance pertaining to the wars of Priest-Kings and Kurii.
26 224 Two chains ran to his metal collar, on opposite sides, leading, respectively, to the stirrup of a mounted rider on each side of him.
26 225 His hands were manacled to a loop of chain about his waist.
26 226 He did not raise his head.
He was followed by a thousand riders. I rode, slowly, toward the head of the columns, across the desert between the two kasbahs. Some two hundred yards from the head of the column, I passed the small Abdul, who had been a water carrier in Tor, and an agent of Ibn Saran. It was not impossible, through his work with Ibn Saran, that he knew matters of importance pertaining to the wars of Priest-Kings and Kurii. Two chains ran to his metal collar, on opposite sides, leading, respectively, to the stirrup of a mounted rider on each side of him. His hands were manacled to a loop of chain about his waist. He did not raise his head. - (Tribesmen of Gor)