Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 465 | One controls so View more quotes about little">little, if anything, of one's own fate. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 462 | Some of the crowd, now that bulk of the treasure had been exhibited, began to leave. |
| 19 | 463 | I wondered if some of the raiders might go this night alone to the temples, to place there a private offering, no Initiates about. |
| 19 | 464 | They might stand there alone and give thanks to the world, or the fates, or the Priest-Kings, that they had returned. |
| 19 | 465 | One controls so little, if anything, of one's own fate. |
| 19 | 466 | The mystery exists. |
| 19 | 467 | The Initiates, I suspect, understand it as little as anyone else. |
| 19 | 468 | It is only, I think, that they pretend to do so. |
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Some of the crowd, now that bulk of the treasure had been exhibited, began to leave.
I wondered if some of the raiders might go this night alone to the temples, to place there a private offering, no Initiates about.
They might stand there alone and give thanks to the world, or the fates, or the Priest-Kings, that they had returned.
One controls so little, if anything, of one's own fate.
The mystery exists.
The Initiates, I suspect, understand it as little as anyone else.
It is only, I think, that they pretend to do so.
- (Witness of Gor)