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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

More stones fell from the ceiling of the chamber now, clattering and bouncing off the surface of the blue, scarred seething dome. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #164)
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31 164 More View more quotes about stones">stones fell from the ceiling of the chamber now, clattering and bouncing off the surface of the blue, scarred seething dome.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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31 161 "There are still many Priest-Kings in the Nest," I said.
31 162 "No," he said, "there is only one Priest-King, the First Born, Sarm—he who did not betray the Nest, he who was beloved of the Mother, he who kept and honored the ancient truths of his people".
31 163 The bladelike figure of the Priest-King seemed to waver on the walkway and the antennae seemed blown about as though by the wind.
31 164 More stones fell from the ceiling of the chamber now, clattering and bouncing off the surface of the blue, scarred seething dome.
31 165 "You have destroyed the Nest," said Sarm, looking wildly down at me.
31 166 I said nothing.
31 167 I did not even draw my sword.
"There are still many Priest-Kings in the Nest," I said. "No," he said, "there is only one Priest-King, the First Born, Sarm—he who did not betray the Nest, he who was beloved of the Mother, he who kept and honored the ancient truths of his people". The bladelike figure of the Priest-King seemed to waver on the walkway and the antennae seemed blown about as though by the wind. More stones fell from the ceiling of the chamber now, clattering and bouncing off the surface of the blue, scarred seething dome. "You have destroyed the Nest," said Sarm, looking wildly down at me. I said nothing. I did not even draw my sword. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)