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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

And certainly, all would agree, it would seem judicious to avert such a calamity if at all possible. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #762)
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24 762 And View more quotes about certainly">certainly, all would agree, it would seem judicious to avert such a calamity if at all possible.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 759 This pilgrimage is recommended to, and expected of, its young people by most communities, from the high cities to the smallest villages.
24 760 Presumably this is to avoid incurring the disfavor of Priest-Kings.
24 761 Certainly Initiates commonly warn gravely of this possibility.
24 762 And certainly, all would agree, it would seem judicious to avert such a calamity if at all possible.
24 763 Much of the largesse gathered in by the caste of Initiates, one might observe, is accrued from these pilgrimages.
24 764 Human beings tend to be superstitious and so I suppose it is only to be expected that an occupation would arise to capitalize upon this species characteristic.
24 765 The major Gorean fairs occur seasonally, incidentally, in the vicinity of the Sardar Mountains, indeed, within sight of their black, snow-capped peaks.
This pilgrimage is recommended to, and expected of, its young people by most communities, from the high cities to the smallest villages. Presumably this is to avoid incurring the disfavor of Priest-Kings. Certainly Initiates commonly warn gravely of this possibility. And certainly, all would agree, it would seem judicious to avert such a calamity if at all possible. Much of the largesse gathered in by the caste of Initiates, one might observe, is accrued from these pilgrimages. Human beings tend to be superstitious and so I suppose it is only to be expected that an occupation would arise to capitalize upon this species characteristic. The major Gorean fairs occur seasonally, incidentally, in the vicinity of the Sardar Mountains, indeed, within sight of their black, snow-capped peaks. - (Renegades of Gor)