Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 6 | 734 | I would be as placid as a View more quotes about larl">larl feigning sleep, as placid as a Dietrich of Tarnburg. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 6 | 731 | I did not object, of course, to his abuse of the Lady Temione, in itself, for she was only a woman, and, indeed, the insults, in their way, while certainly overdrawn, were not altogether unjustified. |
| 6 | 732 | The danger, of course, with one of my temper, was that I might suddenly feel a point of honor touched. |
| 6 | 733 | Then, if I should flare up and, say, pin the fellow to the floor with my blade, my plans would be seriously disrupted. |
| 6 | 734 | I would be as placid as a larl feigning sleep, as placid as a Dietrich of Tarnburg. |
| 6 | 735 | "What are you saying?" asked the fellow, wheeling about. |
| 6 | 736 | "Nothing," I said. |
| 6 | 737 | He returned his attention to the Lady Temione. |
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I did not object, of course, to his abuse of the Lady Temione, in itself, for she was only a woman, and, indeed, the insults, in their way, while certainly overdrawn, were not altogether unjustified.
The danger, of course, with one of my temper, was that I might suddenly feel a point of honor touched.
Then, if I should flare up and, say, pin the fellow to the floor with my blade, my plans would be seriously disrupted.
I would be as placid as a larl feigning sleep, as placid as a Dietrich of Tarnburg.
"What are you saying?" asked the fellow, wheeling about.
"Nothing," I said.
He returned his attention to the Lady Temione.
- (Renegades of Gor)