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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had, I conjectured, made a serious mistake, a misjudgment surprising in one of so subtle a mind. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #146)
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27 146 He had, I View more quotes about conjectured">conjectured, made a serious mistake, a misjudgment surprising in one of so subtle a mind.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 143 With the ring he might have slipped to a thousand more secure safeties on the broad surface of Gor.
27 144 Yet he had chosen the dangerous, unknown route of the Ua.
27 145 Did he think men would fear to pursue him upon its lonely waters, penetrating such a lush, perilous, mysterious region? Surely he must know that I, and others, to seek the ring, would follow him even into the steaming, flower-strewn wilderness of the Ua.
27 146 He had, I conjectured, made a serious mistake, a misjudgment surprising in one of so subtle a mind.
27 147 "Master," I heard, softly.
27 148 I turned.
27 149 The first blond-haired girl, not she who had been Janice Prentiss, whom I have referred to as the blond-haired barbarian, knelt at the end of her tether, her wrists extended behind her, bound, their line taut to the slave post.
With the ring he might have slipped to a thousand more secure safeties on the broad surface of Gor. Yet he had chosen the dangerous, unknown route of the Ua. Did he think men would fear to pursue him upon its lonely waters, penetrating such a lush, perilous, mysterious region? Surely he must know that I, and others, to seek the ring, would follow him even into the steaming, flower-strewn wilderness of the Ua. He had, I conjectured, made a serious mistake, a misjudgment surprising in one of so subtle a mind. "Master," I heard, softly. I turned. The first blond-haired girl, not she who had been Janice Prentiss, whom I have referred to as the blond-haired barbarian, knelt at the end of her tether, her wrists extended behind her, bound, their line taut to the slave post. - (Explorers of Gor)