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

Too, it was doubtless a great deal safer now than it had been a few weeks ago to indulge in such humor. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #121)
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17 121 Too, it was View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless a great deal safer now than it had been a few weeks ago to indulge in such humor.

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

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17 118 Certain theaters had been closed down because of the articulateness and precision, and abusiveness, of such satire or criticism.
17 119 Two had been burned.
17 120 To be sure this fellow seemed technically within the bounds of acceptability, if only just so.
17 121 Too, it was doubtless a great deal safer now than it had been a few weeks ago to indulge in such humor.
17 122 Wisely I thought had the government withdrawn from its projected policies of devirilization, which, indeed, had never been advanced beyond the stage of proposals.
17 123 It had discovered, simply, clearly, and immediately, that most males of the city would not give up their manhood, even if they were praised for doing so.
17 124 Indeed, even the Ubara herself, it seemed, had reaffirmed that slave girls should be obedient and try to please their masters.
Certain theaters had been closed down because of the articulateness and precision, and abusiveness, of such satire or criticism. Two had been burned. To be sure this fellow seemed technically within the bounds of acceptability, if only just so. Too, it was doubtless a great deal safer now than it had been a few weeks ago to indulge in such humor. Wisely I thought had the government withdrawn from its projected policies of devirilization, which, indeed, had never been advanced beyond the stage of proposals. It had discovered, simply, clearly, and immediately, that most males of the city would not give up their manhood, even if they were praised for doing so. Indeed, even the Ubara herself, it seemed, had reaffirmed that slave girls should be obedient and try to please their masters. - (Magicians of Gor)