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

Similarly, as this is the first time we have met, at least formally, I am inclined, somewhat against my better judgment, to be initially lenient. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1178)
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19 1178 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly, as this is the first time we have met, at least formally, I am inclined, somewhat against my better judgment, to be initially lenient.

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

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19 1175 Already I have been shorn and put in the fields! If I gave him further cause for displeasure I do not know what he would do with me!" "You might be whipped?" I said.
19 1176 "He might have me thrown to the eels in his pool!" she said.
19 1177 "Have no fear," I said, "you have been helpful and cooperative, and I have obtained much of value from our conversation, more doubtless than you understand.
19 1178 Similarly, as this is the first time we have met, at least formally, I am inclined, somewhat against my better judgment, to be initially lenient.
19 1179 It might be pointed out, for example, that you did not know the sort of men we were.
19 1180 Perhaps some men ignore lies in a slave, pretending not to notice them, or, mistakenly, graciously accept them as trivial, as merely a girl's peccadilloes.
19 1181 But we are not such men.
Already I have been shorn and put in the fields! If I gave him further cause for displeasure I do not know what he would do with me!" "You might be whipped?" I said. "He might have me thrown to the eels in his pool!" she said. "Have no fear," I said, "you have been helpful and cooperative, and I have obtained much of value from our conversation, more doubtless than you understand. Similarly, as this is the first time we have met, at least formally, I am inclined, somewhat against my better judgment, to be initially lenient. It might be pointed out, for example, that you did not know the sort of men we were. Perhaps some men ignore lies in a slave, pretending not to notice them, or, mistakenly, graciously accept them as trivial, as merely a girl's peccadilloes. But we are not such men. - (Magicians of Gor)