Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 9 | 476 | "View more quotes about permit">Permit it!" cried several of those present. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 473 | "I will defend her," said Kamras. |
| 9 | 474 | "I will not lose". |
| 9 | 475 | "It is true you have never lost," wavered Saphrar. |
| 9 | 476 | "Permit it!" cried several of those present. |
| 9 | 477 | "Unless you permit this," wept Aphris, "my honor will be forever stained". |
| 9 | 478 | "Unless you permit it," said Kamras sternly, "I may never have an opportunity to cross steel with this barbaric sleen". |
| 9 | 479 | It then occurred to me, suddenly, that, following Gorean civic law, the properties and titles, assets and goods of a given individual who is reduced to slavery are automatically regarded as having been transferred to the nearest male relative—or nearest relative if no adult male relative is available—or to the city—or to, if pertinent, a guardian. |
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"I will defend her," said Kamras.
"I will not lose".
"It is true you have never lost," wavered Saphrar.
"Permit it!" cried several of those present.
"Unless you permit this," wept Aphris, "my honor will be forever stained".
"Unless you permit it," said Kamras sternly, "I may never have an opportunity to cross steel with this barbaric sleen".
It then occurred to me, suddenly, that, following Gorean civic law, the properties and titles, assets and goods of a given individual who is reduced to slavery are automatically regarded as having been transferred to the nearest male relative—or nearest relative if no adult male relative is available—or to the city—or to, if pertinent, a guardian.
- (Nomads of Gor)