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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And that is why I am so dangerous to you," he said, "because I am a member of your own species, because I understand you, because I know how you think, because I am familiar with your nasty little mind and emotions, your slynesses, your pettinesses, your selfishness, your stupid little tricks, everything about you, and what you are". - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #753)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 753 "And that is why I am so View more quotes about dangerous">dangerous to you," he said, "because I am a member of your own species, because I understand you, because I know how you think, because I am familiar with your nasty little mind and emotions, your slynesses, your pettinesses, your selfishness, your stupid little tricks, everything about you, and what you are".

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 750 Have no fear.
3 751 I am every bit as human as you".
3 752 "I see," I said.
3 753 "And that is why I am so dangerous to you," he said, "because I am a member of your own species, because I understand you, because I know how you think, because I am familiar with your nasty little mind and emotions, your slynesses, your pettinesses, your selfishness, your stupid little tricks, everything about you, and what you are".
3 754 "And this world of which you speak," I whispered, "supposing it exists, it is like, in some ways, the other world, the vanished world, of which we spoke?" "Yes," he said.
3 755 "Is it like it in one way in particular," I asked.
3 756 "It is like it in many ways," he said, seemingly amused.
Have no fear. I am every bit as human as you". "I see," I said. "And that is why I am so dangerous to you," he said, "because I am a member of your own species, because I understand you, because I know how you think, because I am familiar with your nasty little mind and emotions, your slynesses, your pettinesses, your selfishness, your stupid little tricks, everything about you, and what you are". "And this world of which you speak," I whispered, "supposing it exists, it is like, in some ways, the other world, the vanished world, of which we spoke?" "Yes," he said. "Is it like it in one way in particular," I asked. "It is like it in many ways," he said, seemingly amused. - (Dancer of Gor)