Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 11 | 431 | One View more quotes about captain">captain, leaning back in his curule chair, said, "There has always been war between Port Kar, and Cos and Tyros". |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 428 | The captains looked at one another. |
| 11 | 429 | "Now that the council is sovereign in Port Kar," Samos said, his fist clenched on the arm of his curule chair, "might not peace be possible?" This puzzled me. |
| 11 | 430 | I saw one or two of the captains raise their heads from the arms of their curule chairs. |
| 11 | 431 | One captain, leaning back in his curule chair, said, "There has always been war between Port Kar, and Cos and Tyros". |
| 11 | 432 | I did not expect these remarks from Samos. |
| 11 | 433 | I was curious to know his motivation, his plan. |
| 11 | 434 | "As you know," said Samos, speaking evenly, "Port Kar is not the most loved, nor the most greatly respected nor highest honored among the cities of Gor". |
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The captains looked at one another.
"Now that the council is sovereign in Port Kar," Samos said, his fist clenched on the arm of his curule chair, "might not peace be possible?" This puzzled me.
I saw one or two of the captains raise their heads from the arms of their curule chairs.
One captain, leaning back in his curule chair, said, "There has always been war between Port Kar, and Cos and Tyros".
I did not expect these remarks from Samos.
I was curious to know his motivation, his plan.
"As you know," said Samos, speaking evenly, "Port Kar is not the most loved, nor the most greatly respected nor highest honored among the cities of Gor".
- (Raiders of Gor)