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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

More to them than meat for the stomach and clothes for the back is the kailiauk to them; too, it is mystery and meaning for them; it is heavy with medicine; it is a danger; it is a sport; it is a challenge; and, at dawn, with a lance or bow in one's hand, and a swift, eager kaiila between one's knees, it is a joy to the heart. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #120)
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1 120 More to them than View more quotes about meat">meat for the stomach and clothes for the back is the kailiauk to them; too, it is mystery and meaning for them; it is heavy with medicine; it is a danger; it is a sport; it is a challenge; and, at dawn, with a lance or bow in one's hand, and a swift, eager kaiila between one's knees, it is a joy to the heart.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 117 It is regarded by them with reverence and affection.
1 118 It is a central phenomenon in their life, and much of their life revolves around it.
1 119 The mere thought of the kailiauk can inspire awe in them, and pleasure and excitement.
1 120 More to them than meat for the stomach and clothes for the back is the kailiauk to them; too, it is mystery and meaning for them; it is heavy with medicine; it is a danger; it is a sport; it is a challenge; and, at dawn, with a lance or bow in one's hand, and a swift, eager kaiila between one's knees, it is a joy to the heart.
1 121 "Look," said Grunt, pointing to the right.
1 122 A rider, a red savage, was approaching rapidly.
1 123 He wore a breechclout and moccasins.
It is regarded by them with reverence and affection. It is a central phenomenon in their life, and much of their life revolves around it. The mere thought of the kailiauk can inspire awe in them, and pleasure and excitement. More to them than meat for the stomach and clothes for the back is the kailiauk to them; too, it is mystery and meaning for them; it is heavy with medicine; it is a danger; it is a sport; it is a challenge; and, at dawn, with a lance or bow in one's hand, and a swift, eager kaiila between one's knees, it is a joy to the heart. "Look," said Grunt, pointing to the right. A rider, a red savage, was approaching rapidly. He wore a breechclout and moccasins. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)