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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

They had done particularly well considering the numerous provocations to which, deliberately, I had subjected them, to test the depth of their commitment to their mission and the depth of their need of human help. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1377)
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1 1377 They had done View more quotes about particularly">particularly well considering the numerous provocations to which, deliberately, I had subjected them, to test the depth of their commitment to their mission and the depth of their need of human help.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 1374 "Yes," I said.
1 1375 They had restrained themselves as long as they had been able to.
1 1376 What a titanic effort of will must have been necessary for them, creatures so ferocious and savage, to have controlled themselves as long as they had.
1 1377 They had done particularly well considering the numerous provocations to which, deliberately, I had subjected them, to test the depth of their commitment to their mission and the depth of their need of human help.
1 1378 "Look at this," said one of Samos' men, working loose the great spear from the wall.
1 1379 "And this," said another, lifting up the huge shield.
1 1380 Samos' men examined the spear and shield.
"Yes," I said. They had restrained themselves as long as they had been able to. What a titanic effort of will must have been necessary for them, creatures so ferocious and savage, to have controlled themselves as long as they had. They had done particularly well considering the numerous provocations to which, deliberately, I had subjected them, to test the depth of their commitment to their mission and the depth of their need of human help. "Look at this," said one of Samos' men, working loose the great spear from the wall. "And this," said another, lifting up the huge shield. Samos' men examined the spear and shield. - (Savages of Gor)