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

Do you not think the intelligent, the strong, the aggressive, even the evil, will rule, under whatever forms are convenient? The larl, as a larl, must survey verr, or sleen will tend them, pretending to be themselves verr". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #338)
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14 338 Do you not View more quotes about think">think the intelligent, the strong, the aggressive, even the evil, will rule, under whatever forms are convenient? The larl, as a larl, must survey verr, or sleen will tend them, pretending to be themselves verr".

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

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14 335 Such a flat, crushed world, without difference and meaning, lies to the ruled and makes liars of the rulers.
14 336 It imposes fraud upon one and hypocrisy upon the other.
14 337 In the unnatural world, as all cannot be the best, there is no alternative, if all are to be the same, then to reduce the best to the level of the worst, at least in pretense.
14 338 Do you not think the intelligent, the strong, the aggressive, even the evil, will rule, under whatever forms are convenient? The larl, as a larl, must survey verr, or sleen will tend them, pretending to be themselves verr".
14 339 She looked up at me.
14 340 "You did not truly think it a small thing," I said, "otherwise you would not have done it".
14 341 She struggled a little, but could not, of course, free herself from the grip of the men.
Such a flat, crushed world, without difference and meaning, lies to the ruled and makes liars of the rulers. It imposes fraud upon one and hypocrisy upon the other. In the unnatural world, as all cannot be the best, there is no alternative, if all are to be the same, then to reduce the best to the level of the worst, at least in pretense. Do you not think the intelligent, the strong, the aggressive, even the evil, will rule, under whatever forms are convenient? The larl, as a larl, must survey verr, or sleen will tend them, pretending to be themselves verr". She looked up at me. "You did not truly think it a small thing," I said, "otherwise you would not have done it". She struggled a little, but could not, of course, free herself from the grip of the men. - (Magicians of Gor)