Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 2 | 707 | They are meaningful, and meaningless. |
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 2 | 704 | View more quotes about surely">Surely they know, these sinuous, little beasts, what treasures they are, even though they are well aware that their throats are encircled with slave bands. |
| 2 | 705 | What enormous power they have, these tormenting beauties, though they can be bought and sold from blocks! Subject to the whip, subject to the kennel and cage, they are yet capable of setting brother against brother, of sundering alliances, and dividing ubarates. |
| 2 | 706 | They are powerful, and powerless. |
| 2 | 707 | They are meaningful, and meaningless. |
| 2 | 708 | They are slaves. |
| 2 | 709 | In the end, however, it is well to remember that, for all their power and beauty, they can be stripped, and put to one's feet. |
| 2 | 710 | In the end it is they who must kneel and kiss the whip. |
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Surely they know, these sinuous, little beasts, what treasures they are, even though they are well aware that their throats are encircled with slave bands.
What enormous power they have, these tormenting beauties, though they can be bought and sold from blocks! Subject to the whip, subject to the kennel and cage, they are yet capable of setting brother against brother, of sundering alliances, and dividing ubarates.
They are powerful, and powerless.
They are meaningful, and meaningless.
They are slaves.
In the end, however, it is well to remember that, for all their power and beauty, they can be stripped, and put to one's feet.
In the end it is they who must kneel and kiss the whip.
- (Players of Gor)