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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Come now," said Imnak, "would you not prefer to be harpooned by a friend rather than an enemy?" "I suppose so," I said, "if I had my choice". - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #58)
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22 58 "View more quotes about come">Come now," said Imnak, "would you not prefer to be harpooned by a friend rather than an enemy?" "I suppose so," I said, "if I had my choice".

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 55 "No," I said, "but I would not like to be harpooned by someone who was a friend either".
22 56 "But you are not a sea sleen," said Imnak.
22 57 "That is true," I admitted.
22 58 "Come now," said Imnak, "would you not prefer to be harpooned by a friend rather than an enemy?" "I suppose so," I said, "if I had my choice".
22 59 "There you are!" said Imnak triumphantly.
22 60 "But I would not like to be harpooned by either," I reminded him.
22 61 "But," Imnak reminded me, "you are not a sea sleen, are you?" "No," I granted him.
"No," I said, "but I would not like to be harpooned by someone who was a friend either". "But you are not a sea sleen," said Imnak. "That is true," I admitted. "Come now," said Imnak, "would you not prefer to be harpooned by a friend rather than an enemy?" "I suppose so," I said, "if I had my choice". "There you are!" said Imnak triumphantly. "But I would not like to be harpooned by either," I reminded him. "But," Imnak reminded me, "you are not a sea sleen, are you?" "No," I granted him. - (Beasts of Gor)