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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. |
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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. |