Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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9
172
I surely could not permit her, though I then loved her, as I could not now, being unworthy to love, to remain longer in the dangers of Gor.
I surely could not permit her, though I then loved her, as I could not now, being unworthy to love, to remain longer in the dangers of Gor.
- (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #172)
Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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9
169
I extended my hand and the goblet was again refilled.
9
170
And I remembered, too, with bitterness, the girl, Elizabeth Cardwell, Vella of Gor, who had so helped me in my work in Ar on behalf of Priest-Kings.
9
171
While returning her to the Sardar I had thought long on the matter of her safety.
9
172
I surely could not permit her, though I then loved her, as I could not now, being unworthy to love, to remain longer in the dangers of Gor.
9
173
Already she would doubtless be known to the Others, not Priest-Kings, who would challenge Priest-Kings for this world, and Earth.
9
174
Her life would surely be in jeopardy.
9
175
She had undertaken great risks with me, which I, foolishly, had permitted.
I extended my hand and the goblet was again refilled.
And I remembered, too, with bitterness, the girl, Elizabeth Cardwell, Vella of Gor, who had so helped me in my work in Ar on behalf of Priest-Kings.
While returning her to the Sardar I had thought long on the matter of her safety.
I surely could not permit her, though I then loved her, as I could not now, being unworthy to love, to remain longer in the dangers of Gor.
Already she would doubtless be known to the Others, not Priest-Kings, who would challenge Priest-Kings for this world, and Earth.
Her life would surely be in jeopardy.
She had undertaken great risks with me, which I, foolishly, had permitted.
- (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 9)