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

The Pani are an extremely emotional, passionate race, as I would learn, and the calmness of their exterior demeanor, their frequently seeming impassibility, even seeming apathy, was less of a disposition than an achievement. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #348)
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12 348 The View more quotes about pani">Pani are an extremely emotional, passionate race, as I would learn, and the calmness of their exterior demeanor, their frequently seeming impassibility, even seeming apathy, was less of a disposition than an achievement.

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

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12 345 "Allow him dignity!" begged Tajima.
12 346 "I will not allow this," I said.
12 347 "Who are you to stop it?" asked Tajima, once again in command of his emotions.
12 348 The Pani are an extremely emotional, passionate race, as I would learn, and the calmness of their exterior demeanor, their frequently seeming impassibility, even seeming apathy, was less of a disposition than an achievement.
12 349 Civility is not an adornment, but a necessity.
12 350 Is the beast not always at one's elbow? Behind the facade of a painted screen a larl may lurk.
12 351 Every chain can snap, every rope break.
"Allow him dignity!" begged Tajima. "I will not allow this," I said. "Who are you to stop it?" asked Tajima, once again in command of his emotions. The Pani are an extremely emotional, passionate race, as I would learn, and the calmness of their exterior demeanor, their frequently seeming impassibility, even seeming apathy, was less of a disposition than an achievement. Civility is not an adornment, but a necessity. Is the beast not always at one's elbow? Behind the facade of a painted screen a larl may lurk. Every chain can snap, every rope break. - (Swordsmen of Gor)