Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 36 | 588 | "They are animals, she-sleen! Keep them in collars. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 36 | 585 | I could not determine if he were laughing, or crying. |
| 36 | 586 | "Innocent?" he cried. |
| 36 | 587 | "A slave, innocent! See her beauty! You say she can help nothing! Every movement, every wisp of her hair, is guilty! Her ankles, her wrists, her bosom, her eyes, her lips, her feet, her hands, each quarter hort of her, each bit of her, each particle of her is guilty! Innocent? A slave, innocent! Does her beauty not wrench the heart of a man! Might not her smile slay with the swiftness of a quarrel? Is her touch not more dangerous than that of the ost? Does she not make a man helpless! Might she not conquer with a whisper, a caress? A kiss might breach the walls of a city, overturn the thrones of Ubars! What net, what web, can compare with her laughter?" "Do not be concerned," I said. |
| 36 | 588 | "They are animals, she-sleen! Keep them in collars. |
| 36 | 589 | Hold the whip over them. |
| 36 | 590 | They understand the collar, the lash! It is a question of who will be master. |
| 36 | 591 | They crave strength, not weakness! Freed they are the bitterest and most frustrated, the subtlest and slyest of enemies. |
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I could not determine if he were laughing, or crying.
"Innocent?" he cried.
"A slave, innocent! See her beauty! You say she can help nothing! Every movement, every wisp of her hair, is guilty! Her ankles, her wrists, her bosom, her eyes, her lips, her feet, her hands, each quarter hort of her, each bit of her, each particle of her is guilty! Innocent? A slave, innocent! Does her beauty not wrench the heart of a man! Might not her smile slay with the swiftness of a quarrel? Is her touch not more dangerous than that of the ost? Does she not make a man helpless! Might she not conquer with a whisper, a caress? A kiss might breach the walls of a city, overturn the thrones of Ubars! What net, what web, can compare with her laughter?" "Do not be concerned," I said.
"They are animals, she-sleen! Keep them in collars.
Hold the whip over them.
They understand the collar, the lash! It is a question of who will be master.
They crave strength, not weakness! Freed they are the bitterest and most frustrated, the subtlest and slyest of enemies.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 36)