Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 5 | 508 | Still, I am not View more quotes about always">always as rational as I might be, and if he threatened or challenged me, I was not at all certain that I could summon the concealments and coolness necessary to endure abuse. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 5 | 505 | He carried his helmet and the intriguing pouch which had caught my attention earlier, that which he had carried with him even in the room of the baths. |
| 5 | 506 | I did not meet the fellow's eyes, not wanting to explore the consequences of a confrontation. |
| 5 | 507 | I supposed I should permit myself, if the occasion arose, to be bullied and humiliated, that I might not risk complications or delay in my mission. |
| 5 | 508 | Still, I am not always as rational as I might be, and if he threatened or challenged me, I was not at all certain that I could summon the concealments and coolness necessary to endure abuse. |
| 5 | 509 | I am upon occasion too hot-headed, too quick to act, too ready to respond to any insult or slight, real or imagined. |
| 5 | 510 | It is doubtless one of many faults. |
| 5 | 511 | Perhaps I should be more like a Dietrich of Tarnburg, who might dissemble plausibly, and then, later, when it suited his convenience, and if it fitted into his plans, make his kills. |
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He carried his helmet and the intriguing pouch which had caught my attention earlier, that which he had carried with him even in the room of the baths.
I did not meet the fellow's eyes, not wanting to explore the consequences of a confrontation.
I supposed I should permit myself, if the occasion arose, to be bullied and humiliated, that I might not risk complications or delay in my mission.
Still, I am not always as rational as I might be, and if he threatened or challenged me, I was not at all certain that I could summon the concealments and coolness necessary to endure abuse.
I am upon occasion too hot-headed, too quick to act, too ready to respond to any insult or slight, real or imagined.
It is doubtless one of many faults.
Perhaps I should be more like a Dietrich of Tarnburg, who might dissemble plausibly, and then, later, when it suited his convenience, and if it fitted into his plans, make his kills.
- (Renegades of Gor)