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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

"He will then return it to Priest-Kings?" I asked innocently. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #290)
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16 290 "He will then return it to View more quotes about priest">Priest-Kings?" I asked innocently.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 287 Clearly he had little stomach for whatever games the Paravaci or Saphrar might have in mind.
16 288 Ha-Keel might have been a cutthroat and a thief but, too, he was of Ar—and a tarnsman.
16 289 "You have secured the object," I inquired, "to give it to the gray man?" "Yes," said Saphrar.
16 290 "He will then return it to Priest-Kings?" I asked innocently.
16 291 "I do not know what he will do with it," said Saphrar.
16 292 "As long as I receive my gold—and the gold will perhaps make me the richest man on Gor—I do not care".
16 293 "If the egg is injured," I said, "the Priest-Kings might be angry".
Clearly he had little stomach for whatever games the Paravaci or Saphrar might have in mind. Ha-Keel might have been a cutthroat and a thief but, too, he was of Ar—and a tarnsman. "You have secured the object," I inquired, "to give it to the gray man?" "Yes," said Saphrar. "He will then return it to Priest-Kings?" I asked innocently. "I do not know what he will do with it," said Saphrar. "As long as I receive my gold—and the gold will perhaps make me the richest man on Gor—I do not care". "If the egg is injured," I said, "the Priest-Kings might be angry". - (Nomads of Gor)