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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

These, I was sure, stood in place of Kurii, some Kurii. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #19)
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4 19 These, I was View more quotes about sure">sure, stood in place of Kurii, some Kurii.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 16 No furrows marked where the keel of a long ship might have been drawn ashore.
4 17 The horizon seemed clear, gray, and cool, but clear.
4 18 It had seemed likely to me that I would have been met by agents of Priest-Kings, but I had encountered only Pertinax, and a woman called 'Constantina'.
4 19 These, I was sure, stood in place of Kurii, some Kurii.
4 20 How much they knew of their role in these matters I was not sure.
4 21 The human agents of Kurii were seldom enlightened, I supposed, as to the ramifications and depths of the plans of their employers, nor the remote objectives of such plans.
4 22 I was aware of the usual dispositions of their female agents, once they had fulfilled their purposes.
No furrows marked where the keel of a long ship might have been drawn ashore. The horizon seemed clear, gray, and cool, but clear. It had seemed likely to me that I would have been met by agents of Priest-Kings, but I had encountered only Pertinax, and a woman called 'Constantina'. These, I was sure, stood in place of Kurii, some Kurii. How much they knew of their role in these matters I was not sure. The human agents of Kurii were seldom enlightened, I supposed, as to the ramifications and depths of the plans of their employers, nor the remote objectives of such plans. I was aware of the usual dispositions of their female agents, once they had fulfilled their purposes. - (Swordsmen of Gor)