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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

From my own point of view it seemed that Hci retained a great deal of what must once have been an unusual degree of savage handsomeness. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #473)
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1 473 From my own point of view it seemed that Hci retained a great deal of what must once have been an unusual degree of savage handsomeness.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 470 Indeed, I could not even, yet, see the end of the great, long, moving mass of animals.
1 471 Even at the speed at which the animals were traveling, it could take them between four and five Ahn to pass a given point.
1 472 The vanity of human beings is interesting.
1 473 From my own point of view it seemed that Hci retained a great deal of what must once have been an unusual degree of savage handsomeness.
1 474 The marking of his countenance, though surely not what a fellow would be likely to elect for cosmetic purposes, did not seem to me sufficiently serious to warrant his reaction to it.
1 475 It might even have been regarded by some, as I have suggested, in the rude heraldry of the plains, as an enhancement to their appearance.
1 476 Surely the maidens of the Isbu did not seem to find the mark objectionable.
Indeed, I could not even, yet, see the end of the great, long, moving mass of animals. Even at the speed at which the animals were traveling, it could take them between four and five Ahn to pass a given point. The vanity of human beings is interesting. From my own point of view it seemed that Hci retained a great deal of what must once have been an unusual degree of savage handsomeness. The marking of his countenance, though surely not what a fellow would be likely to elect for cosmetic purposes, did not seem to me sufficiently serious to warrant his reaction to it. It might even have been regarded by some, as I have suggested, in the rude heraldry of the plains, as an enhancement to their appearance. Surely the maidens of the Isbu did not seem to find the mark objectionable. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)