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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Not a little of the hesitancy and tentativeness of the militaristic incursions of such creatures was, I suspected, a function of their ignorance of, and fear of, the true nature and power of the remote and mysterious denizens of the Sardar. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #651)
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1 651 Not a View more quotes about little">little of the hesitancy and tentativeness of the militaristic incursions of such creatures was, I suspected, a function of their ignorance of, and fear of, the true nature and power of the remote and mysterious denizens of the Sardar.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 648 They had not directly experienced Priest-Kings, only the power of Priest-Kings.
1 649 Like burned animals they were wary of them.
1 650 Priest-Kings, wisely, did not choose to directly confront such creatures.
1 651 Not a little of the hesitancy and tentativeness of the militaristic incursions of such creatures was, I suspected, a function of their ignorance of, and fear of, the true nature and power of the remote and mysterious denizens of the Sardar.
1 652 If such creatures should come to clearly understand the nature of the Priest-Kings, and the current restrictions on their power, in virtue of the catastrophic Nest War, I had little doubt but what the attack signals would be almost immediately transmitted to the steel worlds.
1 653 In weeks the silver ships would beach on the shores of Gor.
1 654 "We know the nature of Priest-Kings," said Kog.
They had not directly experienced Priest-Kings, only the power of Priest-Kings. Like burned animals they were wary of them. Priest-Kings, wisely, did not choose to directly confront such creatures. Not a little of the hesitancy and tentativeness of the militaristic incursions of such creatures was, I suspected, a function of their ignorance of, and fear of, the true nature and power of the remote and mysterious denizens of the Sardar. If such creatures should come to clearly understand the nature of the Priest-Kings, and the current restrictions on their power, in virtue of the catastrophic Nest War, I had little doubt but what the attack signals would be almost immediately transmitted to the steel worlds. In weeks the silver ships would beach on the shores of Gor. "We know the nature of Priest-Kings," said Kog. - (Savages of Gor)