Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 28 | 231 | This is undoubtedly the effect of lacking the resistance of gravitational forces which normally account for the sometimes unpleasant, but reassuring, effects of acceleration and deceleration. |
| 28 | 232 | Needless to say, although ironically, the first transportation disk prepared for flight was a ship of war. |
| 28 | 233 | It was manned by myself and Al-Ka and Ba-Ta. |
| 28 | 234 | Misk would pilot the craft upon occasion but it was, in fact, rather cramped for him and he could not stand within it, a fact that bothered him no end for a priest-king, for some reason, becomes extremely agitated when he cannot stand. |
| 28 | 235 | I gathered it would be something like a man being forced to lie on his back when something of importance is taking place. |
| 28 | 236 | To lie on one's back is to feel exposed and vulnerable, helpless, and the nervousness we would feel in such a posture is undoubtedly due as much to ancient instinct as to rational awareness. |
| 28 | 237 | On the other hand, since Misk did not construct the craft large enough for him to stand in, I suspect he did not really wish to take part in its adventures. |
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This is undoubtedly the effect of lacking the resistance of gravitational forces which normally account for the sometimes unpleasant, but reassuring, effects of acceleration and deceleration.
Needless to say, although ironically, the first transportation disk prepared for flight was a ship of war.
It was manned by myself and Al-Ka and Ba-Ta.
Misk would pilot the craft upon occasion but it was, in fact, rather cramped for him and he could not stand within it, a fact that bothered him no end for a priest-king, for some reason, becomes extremely agitated when he cannot stand.
I gathered it would be something like a man being forced to lie on his back when something of importance is taking place.
To lie on one's back is to feel exposed and vulnerable, helpless, and the nervousness we would feel in such a posture is undoubtedly due as much to ancient instinct as to rational awareness.
On the other hand, since Misk did not construct the craft large enough for him to stand in, I suspect he did not really wish to take part in its adventures.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter )