Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 10 | 525 | "And your practice always wore the veil of mutual interest, of the earnest exploitation of timely opportunities, of the utmost business efficiency, of the highest standards of commercial professionalism, but, underneath, was concealed an agenda of unilateral advantage, for your firm and yourself, an end you shamelessly pursued by attempting to appeal to, and twist, the needs of men, with a thousand smiles, the suggestion of promises, the scattering of various seductive hints". |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 10 | 522 | "Perhaps a certain sort of woman," said Thrasilicus. |
| 10 | 523 | "I was successful," she said. |
| 10 | 524 | "I won many investments, much largesse, considerable capital, for my firm!" "True," said Thrasilicus. |
| 10 | 525 | "And your practice always wore the veil of mutual interest, of the earnest exploitation of timely opportunities, of the utmost business efficiency, of the highest standards of commercial professionalism, but, underneath, was concealed an agenda of unilateral advantage, for your firm and yourself, an end you shamelessly pursued by attempting to appeal to, and twist, the needs of men, with a thousand smiles, the suggestion of promises, the scattering of various seductive hints". |
| 10 | 526 | "I was successful," she said. |
| 10 | 527 | "I fooled them all!" "Several of your clients, as I understand it," said Thrasilicus, "lost a great deal of money". |
| 10 | 528 | "That is not my concern," she said. |
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"Perhaps a certain sort of woman," said Thrasilicus.
"I was successful," she said.
"I won many investments, much largesse, considerable capital, for my firm!" "True," said Thrasilicus.
"And your practice always wore the veil of mutual interest, of the earnest exploitation of timely opportunities, of the utmost business efficiency, of the highest standards of commercial professionalism, but, underneath, was concealed an agenda of unilateral advantage, for your firm and yourself, an end you shamelessly pursued by attempting to appeal to, and twist, the needs of men, with a thousand smiles, the suggestion of promises, the scattering of various seductive hints".
"I was successful," she said.
"I fooled them all!" "Several of your clients, as I understand it," said Thrasilicus, "lost a great deal of money".
"That is not my concern," she said.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10)