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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Who would watch out for her on this world, if not I? Who would protect herself from herself, if not I? Too, she is not a wicked thing, or not intentionally so, perhaps only, occasionally, accidentally so. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #82)
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43 82 Who would View more quotes about watch">watch out for her on this world, if not I? Who would protect herself from herself, if not I? Too, she is not a wicked thing, or not intentionally so, perhaps only, occasionally, accidentally so.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 79 If you were she, would you not have hurried to Gor?" "How is it that she was brought to Gor?" "By my request, for her sake, to Lord Arcesilaus, whom I once served in a time of dark troubles".
43 80 "This is hard for me to understand," I said.
43 81 "How is it that you are with the Lady Bina?" "Unbeknownst to herself," he said, "she needs counsel and protection.
43 82 Who would watch out for her on this world, if not I? Who would protect herself from herself, if not I? Too, she is not a wicked thing, or not intentionally so, perhaps only, occasionally, accidentally so.
43 83 Too, we are fond of one another.
43 84 Surely a human can be fond of a brute, just as a brute may be fond of a human".
43 85 "Surely there is more," I said.
If you were she, would you not have hurried to Gor?" "How is it that she was brought to Gor?" "By my request, for her sake, to Lord Arcesilaus, whom I once served in a time of dark troubles". "This is hard for me to understand," I said. "How is it that you are with the Lady Bina?" "Unbeknownst to herself," he said, "she needs counsel and protection. Who would watch out for her on this world, if not I? Who would protect herself from herself, if not I? Too, she is not a wicked thing, or not intentionally so, perhaps only, occasionally, accidentally so. Too, we are fond of one another. Surely a human can be fond of a brute, just as a brute may be fond of a human". "Surely there is more," I said. - (Plunder of Gor)