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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Your insults," he remarked, "are more germane to my intelligence than courage, that you should think to so simple-mindedly manipulate me". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #227)
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47 227 "Your insults," he remarked, "are more germane to my intelligence than courage, that you should View more quotes about think">think to so simple-mindedly manipulate me".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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47 224 "I think I am brave enough, as men go," he said.
47 225 "On the other hand, it is not my idea of bravery to leap off precipices or fling oneself into the jaws of larls".
47 226 "You acknowledge your cowardice?" I said.
47 227 "Your insults," he remarked, "are more germane to my intelligence than courage, that you should think to so simple-mindedly manipulate me".
47 228 "Fight!" I said.
47 229 "I gather that you have already put an end to some of my men," he said, "and among them two or three who were presumably my superior in swordsmanship".
47 230 "If you do not fight," I said, "you will lose face before your men".
"I think I am brave enough, as men go," he said. "On the other hand, it is not my idea of bravery to leap off precipices or fling oneself into the jaws of larls". "You acknowledge your cowardice?" I said. "Your insults," he remarked, "are more germane to my intelligence than courage, that you should think to so simple-mindedly manipulate me". "Fight!" I said. "I gather that you have already put an end to some of my men," he said, "and among them two or three who were presumably my superior in swordsmanship". "If you do not fight," I said, "you will lose face before your men". - (Vagabonds of Gor)