Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 749 | There are many ways of speaking, and only a few require View more quotes about words">words. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 746 | Is it so hard to love one who loves you, one who is beautiful, and needful, and passionate, and literally yours, one who wants more than anything to please you and make you happy, one who would be willing to die for you? Let them be as they are, I thought. |
| 34 | 747 | Let them be they would, and let the slave be as she is. |
| 34 | 748 | Let each be as they are. |
| 34 | 749 | There are many ways of speaking, and only a few require words. |
| 34 | 750 | That a man would so seek a slave, and place his very life in peril for her may seem to mean nothing to him, as he will choose to view it, as he will dismiss it with scorn, but it means much to the slave. |
| 34 | 751 | There are many ways of speaking, and not all require words. |
| 34 | 752 | And the speech of deeds, the vocabulary of action, I thought, is redolent with its own eloquence. |
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Is it so hard to love one who loves you, one who is beautiful, and needful, and passionate, and literally yours, one who wants more than anything to please you and make you happy, one who would be willing to die for you? Let them be as they are, I thought.
Let them be they would, and let the slave be as she is.
Let each be as they are.
There are many ways of speaking, and only a few require words.
That a man would so seek a slave, and place his very life in peril for her may seem to mean nothing to him, as he will choose to view it, as he will dismiss it with scorn, but it means much to the slave.
There are many ways of speaking, and not all require words.
And the speech of deeds, the vocabulary of action, I thought, is redolent with its own eloquence.
- (Dancer of Gor)