Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 209 | How View more quotes about came">came they to known Gor? What were the projects of Lord Nishida? Secrets had been breached. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 206 | The mystery was a simple one. |
| 25 | 207 | What lay to the west? And, I fear, associated with this mystery, there was another. |
| 25 | 208 | Why did ships not return from that area? There were, of course, the Pani. |
| 25 | 209 | How came they to known Gor? What were the projects of Lord Nishida? Secrets had been breached. |
| 25 | 210 | War was afoot. |
| 25 | 211 | I still did not know what might lie in the dark background of these strange matters, whether the meshes about us had been woven in the Sardar or on one or another of the distant Steel Worlds. |
| 25 | 212 | Perhaps I would remain in the service of Lord Nishida, at least for a time. |
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The mystery was a simple one.
What lay to the west? And, I fear, associated with this mystery, there was another.
Why did ships not return from that area? There were, of course, the Pani.
How came they to known Gor? What were the projects of Lord Nishida? Secrets had been breached.
War was afoot.
I still did not know what might lie in the dark background of these strange matters, whether the meshes about us had been woven in the Sardar or on one or another of the distant Steel Worlds.
Perhaps I would remain in the service of Lord Nishida, at least for a time.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)