Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 27 | 692 | "It is obvious," said Mirus, "that this world exists, for we are upon it. |
| 27 | 693 | But what is not obvious is an explanation for its nature and location. |
| 27 | 694 | To be sure, similar puzzles might exist with respect to any planet, or world". |
| 27 | 695 | "The priest-kings," suggested Portus Canio. |
| 27 | 696 | "Such puzzles," said Mirus, "are not well resolved by recourse to childish legends". |
| 27 | 697 | Portus Canio was silent. |
| 27 | 698 | "One of the interesting things about this world," said Mirus, "though you would have no reason to be aware of it, is that it seems to be characterized by certain gravitational anomalies. |
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"It is obvious," said Mirus, "that this world exists, for we are upon it.
But what is not obvious is an explanation for its nature and location.
To be sure, similar puzzles might exist with respect to any planet, or world".
"The priest-kings," suggested Portus Canio.
"Such puzzles," said Mirus, "are not well resolved by recourse to childish legends".
Portus Canio was silent.
"One of the interesting things about this world," said Mirus, "though you would have no reason to be aware of it, is that it seems to be characterized by certain gravitational anomalies.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter )