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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

But this, in our anger and contempt, we refused to do. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #847)
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5 847 But this, in our anger and View more quotes about contempt">contempt, we refused to do.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 844 "'Remove your veils,' ordered Torgus," said one of the men, indicating a large fellow nearby.
5 845 "'Never,' they cried," recalled another fellow, grinning.
5 846 "We turned then to leave," said another fellow, "but we heard 'Wait! Please, wait!' When we looked back they begged that we remove their veils, even to the ripping of them from them, as might be done with the insolence, amusement, and scorn of a slaver.
5 847 But this, in our anger and contempt, we refused to do.
5 848 'Remove your own veils,' we told them".
5 849 "'Do not so shame us!' they wept".
5 850 "But in moments, by their own small, desperate hands, their faces were bared to men, men neither of their families nor companionship".
"'Remove your veils,' ordered Torgus," said one of the men, indicating a large fellow nearby. "'Never,' they cried," recalled another fellow, grinning. "We turned then to leave," said another fellow, "but we heard 'Wait! Please, wait!' When we looked back they begged that we remove their veils, even to the ripping of them from them, as might be done with the insolence, amusement, and scorn of a slaver. But this, in our anger and contempt, we refused to do. 'Remove your own veils,' we told them". "'Do not so shame us!' they wept". "But in moments, by their own small, desperate hands, their faces were bared to men, men neither of their families nor companionship". - (Swordsmen of Gor)