Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 18 | 857 | "I am unworthy". |
| 18 | 858 | "All men," said Samos, "and all View more quotes about women">women, have within themselves despicable elements, cruel things and cowardly things, things vicious, and greedy and selfish, things ugly that we hide from others, and most of all from ourselves". |
| 18 | 859 | Telima and I regarded him. |
| 18 | 860 | Samos put, not without tenderness, a hand on the shoulder of Telima, and another on my own shoulder. |
| 18 | 861 | "The human being," he said, "is a chaos of cruelties and nobilities, of hatreds and of loves, of resentments and respects, of envies and admirations. |
| 18 | 862 | He contains within himself, in his ferments, much that is base and much that is worthy. |
| 18 | 863 | These are old truths, but few men truly understand them". |
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"I am unworthy".
"All men," said Samos, "and all women, have within themselves despicable elements, cruel things and cowardly things, things vicious, and greedy and selfish, things ugly that we hide from others, and most of all from ourselves".
Telima and I regarded him.
Samos put, not without tenderness, a hand on the shoulder of Telima, and another on my own shoulder.
"The human being," he said, "is a chaos of cruelties and nobilities, of hatreds and of loves, of resentments and respects, of envies and admirations.
He contains within himself, in his ferments, much that is base and much that is worthy.
These are old truths, but few men truly understand them".
- (Raiders of Gor)