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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The cure for poison perhaps is not more poison, but something different. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #104)
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 101 Perhaps it is intrinsically more desirable in some obscure sense to deny biology and suffer from mental and physical disease, than accept biology and be strong and joyful, I do not know.
14 102 I leave the question to those wiser than myself.
14 103 For what it is worth, though doubtless it is little pertinent, the men and women of Gor are, generally, whole and happy; the men and women of Earth, generally, if I do not misread the situation, are not.
14 104 The cure for poison perhaps is not more poison, but something different.
14 105 But this matter I leave again to those more wise than myself.
14 106 My hand again picked up Tafa's chain, where it was fastened to the plate near mine.
14 107 Instantly, her eyes, which she had closed, her arm under the left side of her head, opened.
Perhaps it is intrinsically more desirable in some obscure sense to deny biology and suffer from mental and physical disease, than accept biology and be strong and joyful, I do not know. I leave the question to those wiser than myself. For what it is worth, though doubtless it is little pertinent, the men and women of Gor are, generally, whole and happy; the men and women of Earth, generally, if I do not misread the situation, are not. The cure for poison perhaps is not more poison, but something different. But this matter I leave again to those more wise than myself. My hand again picked up Tafa's chain, where it was fastened to the plate near mine. Instantly, her eyes, which she had closed, her arm under the left side of her head, opened. - (Tribesmen of Gor)