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

His left hand, fat and soft, wore a heavy ring set with a large, white stone, carved with the sign of Ar. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #49)
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33 49 His View more quotes about left">left hand, fat and soft, wore a heavy ring set with a large, white stone, carved with the sign of Ar.

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

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33 46 He was a tall man, rather heavy, with bland soft features, but his voice was very deep and would have been quite impressive in one of the temples of the Initiates, constructed to maximize the acoustical effects of such a voice.
33 47 His eyes, I noted, in contrast with his bland features, his almost pudgy softness, were very sharp and shrewd.
33 48 He was no man's fool.
33 49 His left hand, fat and soft, wore a heavy ring set with a large, white stone, carved with the sign of Ar.
33 50 He was, I gathered, correctly as it turned out, the High Initiate of Ar, he who had been appointed to fill the post of the former High Initiate whom I had seen destroyed by the Flame Death years earlier.
33 51 "I come from the place of the Priest-Kings," I said, raising my voice so that as many could hear as possible.
33 52 I wanted to carry on no private conversation with this fellow, which he might later report as he saw fit.
He was a tall man, rather heavy, with bland soft features, but his voice was very deep and would have been quite impressive in one of the temples of the Initiates, constructed to maximize the acoustical effects of such a voice. His eyes, I noted, in contrast with his bland features, his almost pudgy softness, were very sharp and shrewd. He was no man's fool. His left hand, fat and soft, wore a heavy ring set with a large, white stone, carved with the sign of Ar. He was, I gathered, correctly as it turned out, the High Initiate of Ar, he who had been appointed to fill the post of the former High Initiate whom I had seen destroyed by the Flame Death years earlier. "I come from the place of the Priest-Kings," I said, raising my voice so that as many could hear as possible. I wanted to carry on no private conversation with this fellow, which he might later report as he saw fit. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)