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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Mintar was idly arranging the pieces on the game board, first in one pattern and then in another. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #219)
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15 219 Mintar was idly arranging the View more quotes about pieces">pieces on the game board, first in one pattern and then in another.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 216 "On the day that Ar falls, she will wed Pa-Kur and rule beside him.
15 217 He hopes this will encourage the survivors of Ar to accept him as their rightful Ubar.
15 218 He will proclaim himself their liberator, their deliverer from the despotism of the Initiates, the restorer of the old order, the glory of the empire".
15 219 Mintar was idly arranging the pieces on the game board, first in one pattern and then in another.
15 220 "In large matters, as the pieces are now set," he said, "the girl is unimportant, but only the Priest-Kings can foresee all possible variations.
15 221 It might be well to remove the girl from the board".
15 222 So saying, he picked a piece, the Ubar's Consort, or Ubara, from the board and dropped it into the game box.
"On the day that Ar falls, she will wed Pa-Kur and rule beside him. He hopes this will encourage the survivors of Ar to accept him as their rightful Ubar. He will proclaim himself their liberator, their deliverer from the despotism of the Initiates, the restorer of the old order, the glory of the empire". Mintar was idly arranging the pieces on the game board, first in one pattern and then in another. "In large matters, as the pieces are now set," he said, "the girl is unimportant, but only the Priest-Kings can foresee all possible variations. It might be well to remove the girl from the board". So saying, he picked a piece, the Ubar's Consort, or Ubara, from the board and dropped it into the game box. - (Tarnsman of Gor)