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

In his villages he is outspoken, good-humored and animate. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #186)
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4 186 In his villages he is outspoken, View more quotes about good">good-humored and animate.

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

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4 183 A camp, at night, incidentally, is usually quite a noisy place.
4 184 It would not form, for example, an ideal refuge for scholarship.
4 185 The stereotype of the taciturn red savage is one based, usually, on encountering him in guarded situations, where he is uneasy, perhaps meeting strangers, or is, say, being careful, perhaps being involved in trading.
4 186 In his villages he is outspoken, good-humored and animate.
4 187 He likes wagers, practical jokes and telling stories.
4 188 He is probably one of the world's greatest visitors and, too, one of the world's greatest hosts, one of his great pleasures in life being the giving of gifts and the feasting of friends.
4 189 I drank deeply from the water bag, and then closed it, and replaced it by the lodge wall.
A camp, at night, incidentally, is usually quite a noisy place. It would not form, for example, an ideal refuge for scholarship. The stereotype of the taciturn red savage is one based, usually, on encountering him in guarded situations, where he is uneasy, perhaps meeting strangers, or is, say, being careful, perhaps being involved in trading. In his villages he is outspoken, good-humored and animate. He likes wagers, practical jokes and telling stories. He is probably one of the world's greatest visitors and, too, one of the world's greatest hosts, one of his great pleasures in life being the giving of gifts and the feasting of friends. I drank deeply from the water bag, and then closed it, and replaced it by the lodge wall. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)