Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 29 | 184 | For example, animals of all sorts, such as tarsks and verr, as well as slaves, do not have Home Stones. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 29 | 181 | In such a fashion he had informed the small fellow that he was not such that one need keep faith with him. |
| 29 | 182 | There is a Gorean saying that only Priest-Kings, outlaws and slaves lack Home Stones. |
| 29 | 183 | Strictly, of course, that is an oversimplification. |
| 29 | 184 | For example, animals of all sorts, such as tarsks and verr, as well as slaves, do not have Home Stones. |
| 29 | 185 | Too, anyone whose citizenship, for whatever reason, is rescinded or revoked, with due process of law, is no longer entitled to the protections and rights of that polity's Home Stone. |
| 29 | 186 | That Home Stone is then no longer his. |
| 29 | 187 | This suggested to me, again, that the small fellow might have been cast out of Tharna, perhaps exiled or banished. |
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In such a fashion he had informed the small fellow that he was not such that one need keep faith with him.
There is a Gorean saying that only Priest-Kings, outlaws and slaves lack Home Stones.
Strictly, of course, that is an oversimplification.
For example, animals of all sorts, such as tarsks and verr, as well as slaves, do not have Home Stones.
Too, anyone whose citizenship, for whatever reason, is rescinded or revoked, with due process of law, is no longer entitled to the protections and rights of that polity's Home Stone.
That Home Stone is then no longer his.
This suggested to me, again, that the small fellow might have been cast out of Tharna, perhaps exiled or banished.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29)