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| 21 | 449 | View more quotes about among">Among Kurii I was not certain how effective it would be. |
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| 21 | 446 | The light by virtue of which I saw was shifted in its spectrum; it was, I suspect, originally in the nonvisible portion of the spectrum, perhaps in the infrared portion of the spectrum, which could penetrate the field, but was shifted in such a way by the diversion field that I, within the orbit of the field, experienced it in a range visible to myself. |
| 21 | 447 | It was thus, I conjecture, that I could not be seen by those outside the field and yet that I, within the field, could experience the world visually which lay beyond it. |
| 21 | 448 | Such a device would have been useless among Priest-Kings, for they do not much depend on their visual sensors. |
| 21 | 449 | Among Kurii I was not certain how effective it would be. |
| 21 | 450 | Kurii, like men, are visually oriented organisms, but their hearing and their sense of smell is incomparably more acute. |
| 21 | 451 | I did not know how many charges the weapon of the Kur held. |
| 21 | 452 | Further, I was unarmed. |