Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 35 | 438 | They have no Home View more quotes about stones">Stones and no Gorean allegiances, or loves. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 35 | 435 | One wonders if she might once more grow young. |
| 35 | 436 | In any event, the agents of the beasts, it seems, not unoften, nor unwisely, enlist Earth women for their projects. |
| 35 | 437 | They are intelligent, motivated, unquestioning, and promising allies. |
| 35 | 438 | They have no Home Stones and no Gorean allegiances, or loves. |
| 35 | 439 | They, many, as might many of Earth, see Gor as no more than an arena, a theater, in which they may safely exploit and prosper. |
| 35 | 440 | Gor, for them, exists not to be loved, but looted. |
| 35 | 441 | The world from which they derive, of course, seems to the Kur eye one ripe for such recruitments; as they see it, it is a hypocritical world, one on which selflessness is praised while carefully and deliberately evaded, one in which greed is denounced while being frequently and often substantially rewarded, one in which egotism thrives most profoundly, and keenly, behind the veils of its own denial. |
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One wonders if she might once more grow young.
In any event, the agents of the beasts, it seems, not unoften, nor unwisely, enlist Earth women for their projects.
They are intelligent, motivated, unquestioning, and promising allies.
They have no Home Stones and no Gorean allegiances, or loves.
They, many, as might many of Earth, see Gor as no more than an arena, a theater, in which they may safely exploit and prosper.
Gor, for them, exists not to be loved, but looted.
The world from which they derive, of course, seems to the Kur eye one ripe for such recruitments; as they see it, it is a hypocritical world, one on which selflessness is praised while carefully and deliberately evaded, one in which greed is denounced while being frequently and often substantially rewarded, one in which egotism thrives most profoundly, and keenly, behind the veils of its own denial.
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