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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is as though the sleen pretended to be the friend of the verr. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #149)
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10 149 It is as View more quotes about though">though the sleen pretended to be the friend of the verr.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 146 "Nothing," I said.
10 147 "Cos loots with impunity," said Marcus, "tearing even the marbles from the walls.
10 148 She disguises her depredations under absurd, meretricious rhetorics.
10 149 It is as though the sleen pretended to be the friend of the verr.
10 150 And what do the men of Ar do? They smile, they hasten to give up their riches, they beat their breasts, they lament their unworthiness, they cannot sufficiently praise those who despoil them, they rush to sacrifice at the great temples.
10 151 They burn their gates, they dismantle their walls, they hide in their houses at night.
10 152 They cheer while women who might be theirs are instead marched to Cosian ports.
"Nothing," I said. "Cos loots with impunity," said Marcus, "tearing even the marbles from the walls. She disguises her depredations under absurd, meretricious rhetorics. It is as though the sleen pretended to be the friend of the verr. And what do the men of Ar do? They smile, they hasten to give up their riches, they beat their breasts, they lament their unworthiness, they cannot sufficiently praise those who despoil them, they rush to sacrifice at the great temples. They burn their gates, they dismantle their walls, they hide in their houses at night. They cheer while women who might be theirs are instead marched to Cosian ports. - (Magicians of Gor)