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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

"How have I supposedly subjected them to the insidiousness of betrayal?" "You saved the life of Zarendargar, War General of the Kurii, in the Barrens," said Samos. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1178)
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2 1178 "How have I supposedly View more quotes about subjected">subjected them to the insidiousness of betrayal?" "You saved the life of Zarendargar, War General of the Kurii, in the Barrens," said Samos.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 1175 I am my own man, a mercenary of sorts, one who has, upon occasion, as it pleased him, labored in their behalf".
2 1176 "It may be no easier to withdraw from the service of Priest-Kings than from that of Kurii," said Samos.
2 1177 "In what way have I frustrated or jeopardized their cause?" I asked.
2 1178 "How have I supposedly subjected them to the insidiousness of betrayal?" "You saved the life of Zarendargar, War General of the Kurii, in the Barrens," said Samos.
2 1179 "Perhaps," I said.
2 1180 "I am not really sure of it".
2 1181 "That was your avowed intention, was it not, in entering the Barrens?" asked Samos.
I am my own man, a mercenary of sorts, one who has, upon occasion, as it pleased him, labored in their behalf". "It may be no easier to withdraw from the service of Priest-Kings than from that of Kurii," said Samos. "In what way have I frustrated or jeopardized their cause?" I asked. "How have I supposedly subjected them to the insidiousness of betrayal?" "You saved the life of Zarendargar, War General of the Kurii, in the Barrens," said Samos. "Perhaps," I said. "I am not really sure of it". "That was your avowed intention, was it not, in entering the Barrens?" asked Samos. - (Players of Gor)