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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

The most likely faction opposed to Lord Arcesilaus would be that of the deposed Lord Agamemnon, but his faction is inert as of late, indeed, perhaps dissolved, and, to the best of our knowledge, Lord Agamemnon, lacking a body, is little to be feared. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #187)
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42 187 The most View more quotes about likely">likely faction opposed to Lord Arcesilaus would be that of the deposed Lord Agamemnon, but his faction is inert as of late, indeed, perhaps dissolved, and, to the best of our knowledge, Lord Agamemnon, lacking a body, is little to be feared.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 184 "No, Mistress!" I said.
42 185 "It is plausible that Lord Arcesilaus might wish to communicate with Lord Grendel," she said.
42 186 "Plans abound, dark winds scurry about, secrets are in the streets.
42 187 The most likely faction opposed to Lord Arcesilaus would be that of the deposed Lord Agamemnon, but his faction is inert as of late, indeed, perhaps dissolved, and, to the best of our knowledge, Lord Agamemnon, lacking a body, is little to be feared.
42 188 Your story is absurd.
42 189 Why would Lord Arcesilaus duplicate the experimental debacle that resulted in the formation of Lord Grendel? And if someone did, it would not be sent to Gor, and proffered as a present.
42 190 More likely, if only to avoid offense, it would be sequestered in some remote corner of a steel world.
"No, Mistress!" I said. "It is plausible that Lord Arcesilaus might wish to communicate with Lord Grendel," she said. "Plans abound, dark winds scurry about, secrets are in the streets. The most likely faction opposed to Lord Arcesilaus would be that of the deposed Lord Agamemnon, but his faction is inert as of late, indeed, perhaps dissolved, and, to the best of our knowledge, Lord Agamemnon, lacking a body, is little to be feared. Your story is absurd. Why would Lord Arcesilaus duplicate the experimental debacle that resulted in the formation of Lord Grendel? And if someone did, it would not be sent to Gor, and proffered as a present. More likely, if only to avoid offense, it would be sequestered in some remote corner of a steel world. - (Plunder of Gor)