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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I do not understand," said Tyrtaios. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #173)
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21 173 "I do not View more quotes about understand">understand," said Tyrtaios.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 170 I realized then that the beasts, who were presumably advanced, perhaps as much as the men of Earth, or more, here, on Gor, had limited themselves to permitted weapons.
21 171 They then, I thought, as men, realized the power of Priest- Kings, and feared them.
21 172 How formidable, how terrible, I thought, must be Priest-Kings.
21 173 "I do not understand," said Tyrtaios.
21 174 "Should the cargo be tampered with," said the beast, "it will be destroyed, and he who would dare to tamper with it, perhaps merely desiring to apprise himself of its nature, with it.
21 175 Only certain parties, properly instructed, entrusted with the codes, can open the containers with impunity".
21 176 I regarded the small animal, hairless, on the spit, writhing, cooking.
I realized then that the beasts, who were presumably advanced, perhaps as much as the men of Earth, or more, here, on Gor, had limited themselves to permitted weapons. They then, I thought, as men, realized the power of Priest- Kings, and feared them. How formidable, how terrible, I thought, must be Priest-Kings. "I do not understand," said Tyrtaios. "Should the cargo be tampered with," said the beast, "it will be destroyed, and he who would dare to tamper with it, perhaps merely desiring to apprise himself of its nature, with it. Only certain parties, properly instructed, entrusted with the codes, can open the containers with impunity". I regarded the small animal, hairless, on the spit, writhing, cooking. - (Smugglers of Gor)