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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

To be sure, amongst the higher Kurii, the lords, and such, some attention is given to womb brothers, emergents from the same womb, and, more particularly, to egg brothers, namely, offspring who share at least one parent". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 53, Sentence #155)
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53 155 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, amongst the higher Kurii, the lords, and such, some attention is given to womb brothers, emergents from the same womb, and, more particularly, to egg brothers, namely, offspring who share at least one parent".

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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53 152 "She is seldom concerned," said Grendel, "no more than her seeder.
53 153 Both contribute offspring to the folk.
53 154 That is all that matters.
53 155 To be sure, amongst the higher Kurii, the lords, and such, some attention is given to womb brothers, emergents from the same womb, and, more particularly, to egg brothers, namely, offspring who share at least one parent".
53 156 "They are then brothers?" "Probably not in the full sense in which you think of brothers, being raised together, and such, but the distinction is of genetic interest, and is often regarded as germane to desiderated bloodlines.
53 157 To be sure, occasionally, a confederacy of sorts is formed amongst such brothers, in pursuit of a common concern, but that tends to be frowned upon, and is supposedly rare".
53 158 "Supposedly?" said Cabot.
"She is seldom concerned," said Grendel, "no more than her seeder. Both contribute offspring to the folk. That is all that matters. To be sure, amongst the higher Kurii, the lords, and such, some attention is given to womb brothers, emergents from the same womb, and, more particularly, to egg brothers, namely, offspring who share at least one parent". "They are then brothers?" "Probably not in the full sense in which you think of brothers, being raised together, and such, but the distinction is of genetic interest, and is often regarded as germane to desiderated bloodlines. To be sure, occasionally, a confederacy of sorts is formed amongst such brothers, in pursuit of a common concern, but that tends to be frowned upon, and is supposedly rare". "Supposedly?" said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)