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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

How uneasy that would make you! Presumably there are historical, political reasons for that, perhaps involving a blatant declaration of differences amongst states, different symbols, different currencies, different customs, different practices, different ways of doing things. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #1065)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
10 1065 How uneasy that would make you! Presumably there are historical, political reasons for that, perhaps involving a blatant declaration of differences amongst states, different symbols, different currencies, different customs, different practices, different ways of doing things.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
10 1062 In this way your right hand, which might wield a weapon, a dagger or staff, faces the stranger whom you pass.
10 1063 Thus, on the left, you are better positioned to defend yourself, if necessary.
10 1064 On the other hand, in the part of my old world, that called Terra, or Earth, that part from which I derived, one treads to the right.
10 1065 How uneasy that would make you! Presumably there are historical, political reasons for that, perhaps involving a blatant declaration of differences amongst states, different symbols, different currencies, different customs, different practices, different ways of doing things.
10 1066 One does not know.
10 1067 In any event treading on the left, for a long time, made me uneasy, particularly on the high bridges.
10 1068 To be sure, it was easy enough, soon enough, for the delivery girls of the house of Daphne to ascertain, from amongst their customers, that competition lurked about.
In this way your right hand, which might wield a weapon, a dagger or staff, faces the stranger whom you pass. Thus, on the left, you are better positioned to defend yourself, if necessary. On the other hand, in the part of my old world, that called Terra, or Earth, that part from which I derived, one treads to the right. How uneasy that would make you! Presumably there are historical, political reasons for that, perhaps involving a blatant declaration of differences amongst states, different symbols, different currencies, different customs, different practices, different ways of doing things. One does not know. In any event treading on the left, for a long time, made me uneasy, particularly on the high bridges. To be sure, it was easy enough, soon enough, for the delivery girls of the house of Daphne to ascertain, from amongst their customers, that competition lurked about. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10)