Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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5
679
Would the ultimate motivation of the conspirator not be the sanctity of his own skin? Frightened urts will turn on their fellows and lacerate them.
Would the ultimate motivation of the conspirator not be the sanctity of his own skin? Frightened urts will turn on their fellows and lacerate them.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #679)
Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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5
676
"Men who would die for her?" "None would stand by her," said a fellow, "once she no longer stood within the palisade of foreign spears".
5
677
"She was despised," said another, "even by those welcomed within the chambers of her treason".
5
678
Too, I thought, how foolish to look for loyalty amongst the disloyal, to hope for honor from those who were without honor.
5
679
Would the ultimate motivation of the conspirator not be the sanctity of his own skin? Frightened urts will turn on their fellows and lacerate them.
5
680
They will kill one another for a drop of blood.
5
681
Betrayal is a not infrequent behavior, and it is one to which one may easily become habituated.
5
682
"It is only a matter of time," said a fellow, "until she is thrown, naked and in chains, to the tiles at the foot of the Ubar's throne".
"Men who would die for her?" "None would stand by her," said a fellow, "once she no longer stood within the palisade of foreign spears".
"She was despised," said another, "even by those welcomed within the chambers of her treason".
Too, I thought, how foolish to look for loyalty amongst the disloyal, to hope for honor from those who were without honor.
Would the ultimate motivation of the conspirator not be the sanctity of his own skin? Frightened urts will turn on their fellows and lacerate them.
They will kill one another for a drop of blood.
Betrayal is a not infrequent behavior, and it is one to which one may easily become habituated.
"It is only a matter of time," said a fellow, "until she is thrown, naked and in chains, to the tiles at the foot of the Ubar's throne".
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5)