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

The religious conditioning of the men of Gor, based on superstition though it might be, was as powerful as a set of chains—more powerful than chains because they did not realize it existed. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #89)
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19 89 The religious conditioning of the men of Gor, based on superstition View more quotes about though">though it might be, was as powerful as a set of chains—more powerful than chains because they did not realize it existed.

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

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19 86 The men, of both sides, fell back even farther.
19 87 Pa-Kur himself seemed awed.
19 88 The spiritual power of the Supreme Initiate was almost sensible in the air.
19 89 The religious conditioning of the men of Gor, based on superstition though it might be, was as powerful as a set of chains—more powerful than chains because they did not realize it existed.
19 90 They feared the word, the curse, of this old man without weapons more than they would have feared the massed swords of a thousand foemen.
19 91 "If it is the will of the Priest-Kings," I said, "to bring about the death of an innocent girl, then I challenge their will".
19 92 Such words had never before been spoken on Gor.
The men, of both sides, fell back even farther. Pa-Kur himself seemed awed. The spiritual power of the Supreme Initiate was almost sensible in the air. The religious conditioning of the men of Gor, based on superstition though it might be, was as powerful as a set of chains—more powerful than chains because they did not realize it existed. They feared the word, the curse, of this old man without weapons more than they would have feared the massed swords of a thousand foemen. "If it is the will of the Priest-Kings," I said, "to bring about the death of an innocent girl, then I challenge their will". Such words had never before been spoken on Gor. - (Tarnsman of Gor)