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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the other hand, the wages tend to be so slight that an organization seldom has the means to mount a long strike; the arsenal can normally be patient, and can usually choose to build a ship a month from now rather than now, but one cannot well arrange to eat a month from now, and not today, or tomorrow, or until a month from now. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #171)
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10 171 On the other hand, the wages tend to be so slight that an organization seldom has the means to mount a long strike; the arsenal can normally be patient, and can usually choose to build a ship a month from now rather than now, but one cannot well arrange to eat a month from now, and not today, or tomorrow, or until a month from now.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 168 I suspected that the sail-makers would, threatening desertion of the arsenal, this year or the next obtain their desired increase in wages.
10 169 Brutal repressions of organization have never characterized the arsenal.
10 170 The Council of Captains respects those who build and outfit ships.
10 171 On the other hand, the wages tend to be so slight that an organization seldom has the means to mount a long strike; the arsenal can normally be patient, and can usually choose to build a ship a month from now rather than now, but one cannot well arrange to eat a month from now, and not today, or tomorrow, or until a month from now.
10 172 But most importantly the men of the arsenal regard themselves as just that, the men of the arsenal, and would be unhappy apart from their work.
10 173 For all their threats of desertion of the arsenal there are few of them who would want to leave it.
10 174 Building fine and beautiful ships gives them great pleasure.
I suspected that the sail-makers would, threatening desertion of the arsenal, this year or the next obtain their desired increase in wages. Brutal repressions of organization have never characterized the arsenal. The Council of Captains respects those who build and outfit ships. On the other hand, the wages tend to be so slight that an organization seldom has the means to mount a long strike; the arsenal can normally be patient, and can usually choose to build a ship a month from now rather than now, but one cannot well arrange to eat a month from now, and not today, or tomorrow, or until a month from now. But most importantly the men of the arsenal regard themselves as just that, the men of the arsenal, and would be unhappy apart from their work. For all their threats of desertion of the arsenal there are few of them who would want to leave it. Building fine and beautiful ships gives them great pleasure. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 10)