Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 40 | 844 | Only too well would he be View more quotes about aware">aware of the penalties and consequences attached to weakness, consequences ultimately tragic for the welfare of both sexes. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 40 | 841 | He looked down at her, an incredible tenderness in his countenance. |
| 40 | 842 | I saw that he must guard against weakness. |
| 40 | 843 | But I felt sure that he would do so. |
| 40 | 844 | Only too well would he be aware of the penalties and consequences attached to weakness, consequences ultimately tragic for the welfare of both sexes. |
| 40 | 845 | "Shall I open the gate?" asked a man. |
| 40 | 846 | "No," said Seibar. |
| 40 | 847 | "The slave, at least for a time, will be kept". |
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He looked down at her, an incredible tenderness in his countenance.
I saw that he must guard against weakness.
But I felt sure that he would do so.
Only too well would he be aware of the penalties and consequences attached to weakness, consequences ultimately tragic for the welfare of both sexes.
"Shall I open the gate?" asked a man.
"No," said Seibar.
"The slave, at least for a time, will be kept".
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)