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

"I would not be you," I said, "when the people of Ar see fit to rise". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #886)
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27 886 "I would not be you," I said, "when the View more quotes about people">people of Ar see fit to rise".

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

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27 883 She pulled a little, futilely, at her bracelets and shackles.
27 884 How well women look on their knees, chained.
27 885 She looked up at me, the former Ubara, now a slave, helpless.
27 886 "I would not be you," I said, "when the people of Ar see fit to rise".
27 887 "They will never rise!" she exclaimed.
27 888 "We have destroyed them as men, confused and duped them, by shaming them, by filling them with self-doubt, by denying them to themselves, by trickery and falsehood, by tripping them, by entangling them in verbal snares! We have taught them to rejoice in their diminishment and self-betrayal.
27 889 Soon, I assure you, there will be no more manhood in them than, as I understand it, in the putative males of your own sorry world!" "You are doubly mistaken," said I, "shackled slave.
She pulled a little, futilely, at her bracelets and shackles. How well women look on their knees, chained. She looked up at me, the former Ubara, now a slave, helpless. "I would not be you," I said, "when the people of Ar see fit to rise". "They will never rise!" she exclaimed. "We have destroyed them as men, confused and duped them, by shaming them, by filling them with self-doubt, by denying them to themselves, by trickery and falsehood, by tripping them, by entangling them in verbal snares! We have taught them to rejoice in their diminishment and self-betrayal. Soon, I assure you, there will be no more manhood in them than, as I understand it, in the putative males of your own sorry world!" "You are doubly mistaken," said I, "shackled slave. - (Magicians of Gor)