Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 52 | 451 | One becomes familiar with routes and cities, with goods and markets, with customs and politics, with fears and rumors. |
| 52 | 452 | One hears much, one sees much, one learns much. |
| 52 | 453 | I have dealt with men from Torvaldsland, from Bazi, Schendi, and Turia. |
| 52 | 454 | It became reasonably clear, in merchant councils, met at the fairs, that scattered, unusual purchases were being made, and that caravans were occasionally being embarked for obscure destinations, which would seem outside familiar markets. |
| 52 | 455 | Some feared the prerogatives of our caste were being eroded, others that sources of gain were being ignored, or concealed from the caste, others that mysterious doings were afoot which might warrant some investigation. |
| 52 | 456 | I had learned of mysterious ships, and had come to know of the existence of a Kur presence on our world. |
| 52 | 457 | Uneasy, I feared subversion, and alien intrigue. |
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One becomes familiar with routes and cities, with goods and markets, with customs and politics, with fears and rumors.
One hears much, one sees much, one learns much.
I have dealt with men from Torvaldsland, from Bazi, Schendi, and Turia.
It became reasonably clear, in merchant councils, met at the fairs, that scattered, unusual purchases were being made, and that caravans were occasionally being embarked for obscure destinations, which would seem outside familiar markets.
Some feared the prerogatives of our caste were being eroded, others that sources of gain were being ignored, or concealed from the caste, others that mysterious doings were afoot which might warrant some investigation.
I had learned of mysterious ships, and had come to know of the existence of a Kur presence on our world.
Uneasy, I feared subversion, and alien intrigue.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )