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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And although I am not a citizen of Ar, nor of Telnus, the capital of Cos, it is doubtless easier to live in such places than among the wagons. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #129)
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4 129 "And View more quotes about although">although I am not a citizen of Ar, nor of Telnus, the capital of Cos, it is doubtless easier to live in such places than among the wagons.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 126 He would be interested, I assumed, in such matters as the nature of their walls, the number of gates, their defenses, the strength of garrisons, and such.
4 127 "Is Ar as beautiful as they say?" he asked.
4 128 "And what is it like to live there?" "It is very beautiful," I said.
4 129 "And although I am not a citizen of Ar, nor of Telnus, the capital of Cos, it is doubtless easier to live in such places than among the wagons.
4 130 Why do you ask?" "Hurtha is a weakling, and a poet!" laughed Sorath.
4 131 "I am a warrior, and an Alar," said Hurtha, "but it is true that I am fond of songs".
4 132 "There is no incompatibility between letters and arms," I said.
He would be interested, I assumed, in such matters as the nature of their walls, the number of gates, their defenses, the strength of garrisons, and such. "Is Ar as beautiful as they say?" he asked. "And what is it like to live there?" "It is very beautiful," I said. "And although I am not a citizen of Ar, nor of Telnus, the capital of Cos, it is doubtless easier to live in such places than among the wagons. Why do you ask?" "Hurtha is a weakling, and a poet!" laughed Sorath. "I am a warrior, and an Alar," said Hurtha, "but it is true that I am fond of songs". "There is no incompatibility between letters and arms," I said. - (Mercenaries of Gor)