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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

Perhaps he resented fiercely the thought that he might owe anything to another. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #29)
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 26 He had not, at any rate, come with us.
9 27 It seemed he was not particularly appreciative of what had been done for him.
9 28 Perhaps he was too proud a man.
9 29 Perhaps he resented fiercely the thought that he might owe anything to another.
9 30 Perhaps, on the other hand, given his hatred, and the shame in which he seemed to live, he might not have found the cruelty of a brigand's knife that unwelcome.
9 31 I looked down at the woman in the long, thin white gown.
9 32 "Have you been branded?" I asked.
He had not, at any rate, come with us. It seemed he was not particularly appreciative of what had been done for him. Perhaps he was too proud a man. Perhaps he resented fiercely the thought that he might owe anything to another. Perhaps, on the other hand, given his hatred, and the shame in which he seemed to live, he might not have found the cruelty of a brigand's knife that unwelcome. I looked down at the woman in the long, thin white gown. "Have you been branded?" I asked. - (Players of Gor)