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| 5 | 350 | "He View more quotes about commonly">commonly has an inhibition against killing," said Misk, "and moreover he has, infrequently it may be, the capacities for loyalty and community and love". |
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| 5 | 347 | "And not all Priest-Kings," said I, "happen to be Misks, you know". |
| 5 | 348 | "I do, however," said Misk, "count the human, for all his faults, superior to those whom you call the Others". |
| 5 | 349 | "Why is that?" I asked. |
| 5 | 350 | "He commonly has an inhibition against killing," said Misk, "and moreover he has, infrequently it may be, the capacities for loyalty and community and love". |
| 5 | 351 | "Surely the Others have these things, too," I said. |
| 5 | 352 | "There is little evidence of that," said Misk, "though they do have Ship Loyalty, for their artificial mode of existence requires responsibility and discipline. |
| 5 | 353 | We have noted that among the Others who have been settled on Gor there has been, once out of the ship, a degeneration of interrelated roles, resulting in anarchy until the institution of authority resting on superior strength and fear". |