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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What difference does it make," she asked, "what bowl of a fountain I drank from? It is a small thing!" Anger coursed through the men present. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #328)
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14 328 "What difference does it make," she View more quotes about asked">asked, "what bowl of a fountain I drank from? It is a small thing!" Anger coursed through the men present.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 325 "It is a serious thing you are charged with," I said.
14 326 She looked at me, angrily.
14 327 "You have drunk," I said, "from the wrong level of a fountain".
14 328 "What difference does it make," she asked, "what bowl of a fountain I drank from? It is a small thing!" Anger coursed through the men present.
14 329 "It is not a small thing," I said.
14 330 "Such things are symbols of rank and hierarchy, of difference and distance.
14 331 They lie at the foundation of a natural society, one in accord with the aristocracy of nature, a society in which there are places for both heroes and slaves.
"It is a serious thing you are charged with," I said. She looked at me, angrily. "You have drunk," I said, "from the wrong level of a fountain". "What difference does it make," she asked, "what bowl of a fountain I drank from? It is a small thing!" Anger coursed through the men present. "It is not a small thing," I said. "Such things are symbols of rank and hierarchy, of difference and distance. They lie at the foundation of a natural society, one in accord with the aristocracy of nature, a society in which there are places for both heroes and slaves. - (Magicians of Gor)