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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

They had demonstrated that they could have destroyed Lara, but they had not seen fit to do so. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #41)
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6 41 They had demonstrated that they could have destroyed Lara, but they had not View more quotes about seen">seen fit to do so.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 38 There is a general Gorean feeling that if a woman has fallen slave she is to remain a slave.
6 39 The women were then silenced with whips.
6 40 I think there is little doubt that the cessation of hostilities in the north was in no little part a function of the generosity of the men of Ar, a not impolitic generosity in my opinion, in sparing Lara the fate of Vonda.
6 41 They had demonstrated that they could have destroyed Lara, but they had not seen fit to do so.
6 42 This was taken as an expression of disinterest on the part of Ar in all-out warfare with the Salerian Confederation.
6 43 Also, of course, in the future, this action might tend to divide the confederation in its feelings toward Ar.
6 44 When it had become clear, incidentally, that Ar had, for most practical purposes, spared Lara, the troops of Lara, not bothering to join with those of Port Olni and Ti, had returned to their city.
There is a general Gorean feeling that if a woman has fallen slave she is to remain a slave. The women were then silenced with whips. I think there is little doubt that the cessation of hostilities in the north was in no little part a function of the generosity of the men of Ar, a not impolitic generosity in my opinion, in sparing Lara the fate of Vonda. They had demonstrated that they could have destroyed Lara, but they had not seen fit to do so. This was taken as an expression of disinterest on the part of Ar in all-out warfare with the Salerian Confederation. Also, of course, in the future, this action might tend to divide the confederation in its feelings toward Ar. When it had become clear, incidentally, that Ar had, for most practical purposes, spared Lara, the troops of Lara, not bothering to join with those of Port Olni and Ti, had returned to their city. - (Rogue of Gor)