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

They lie at the foundation of a natural society, one in accord with the aristocracy of nature, a society in which there are places for both heroes and slaves. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #331)
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14 331 They lie at the foundation of a View more quotes about natural">natural society, one in accord with the aristocracy of nature, a society in which there are places for both heroes and slaves.

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

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14 328 "What difference does it make," she asked, "what bowl of a fountain I drank from? It is a small thing!" Anger coursed through the men present.
14 329 "It is not a small thing," I said.
14 330 "Such things are symbols of rank and hierarchy, of difference and distance.
14 331 They lie at the foundation of a natural society, one in accord with the aristocracy of nature, a society in which there are places for both heroes and slaves.
14 332 They speak of ordered arrangements.
14 333 All are not the same.
14 334 All are not leveled, nor must they pretend to be.
"What difference does it make," she asked, "what bowl of a fountain I drank from? It is a small thing!" Anger coursed through the men present. "It is not a small thing," I said. "Such things are symbols of rank and hierarchy, of difference and distance. They lie at the foundation of a natural society, one in accord with the aristocracy of nature, a society in which there are places for both heroes and slaves. They speak of ordered arrangements. All are not the same. All are not leveled, nor must they pretend to be. - (Magicians of Gor)