Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 419 | "I hate you". |
| 8 | 420 | How could I tell her that it had been by her instrumentality that I had been destroyed in the marshes. |
| 8 | 421 | I felt myself suddenly transformed with utter fury. |
| 8 | 422 | It was she who had done this to me, who had cost me myself, teaching me my ignobility and my cowardice, who had broken the image, casting it into the mud of the marsh, that I had for so many years, so foolishly, taken as the substance and truth of my own person. |
| 8 | 423 | I had been emptied; I was now a void, into which I could feel the pourings, the dark flowings, of resentment and degradation, of bitterness and self-recrimination, of self-hatred. |
| 8 | 424 | "You have destroyed me!" I hissed to her, and flung her from me down the steps of the tiller deck. |
| 8 | 425 | The woman with the child screamed, and the boy cried out. |
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"I hate you".
How could I tell her that it had been by her instrumentality that I had been destroyed in the marshes.
I felt myself suddenly transformed with utter fury.
It was she who had done this to me, who had cost me myself, teaching me my ignobility and my cowardice, who had broken the image, casting it into the mud of the marsh, that I had for so many years, so foolishly, taken as the substance and truth of my own person.
I had been emptied; I was now a void, into which I could feel the pourings, the dark flowings, of resentment and degradation, of bitterness and self-recrimination, of self-hatred.
"You have destroyed me!" I hissed to her, and flung her from me down the steps of the tiller deck.
The woman with the child screamed, and the boy cried out.
- (Raiders of Gor, Chapter )