Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 754 | And, of View more quotes about course">course, what was a slave worth? A few copper tarsks, or silver tarsks, in a market? Or everything to someone, perhaps everything in the world to someone? I looked at my master. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 34 | 753 | It is possible to live by truths one hesitates to acknowledge. |
| 34 | 754 | And, of course, what was a slave worth? A few copper tarsks, or silver tarsks, in a market? Or everything to someone, perhaps everything in the world to someone? I looked at my master. |
| 34 | 755 | He looked away, quickly, angrily. |
| 34 | 756 | I was not frightened then, but muchly pleased. |
| 34 | 757 | My heart leapt within my breast. |
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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.
It is possible to live by truths one hesitates to acknowledge.
And, of course, what was a slave worth? A few copper tarsks, or silver tarsks, in a market? Or everything to someone, perhaps everything in the world to someone? I looked at my master.
He looked away, quickly, angrily.
I was not frightened then, but muchly pleased.
My heart leapt within my breast.
- (Dancer of Gor)