Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 12 | 354 | Courtesy, or politeness, you see, View more quotes about must">must not always be understood as a lack, a debility, or insufficiency. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 12 | 351 | Every chain can snap, every rope break. |
| 12 | 352 | Savagery lies close to the precincts of civilization. |
| 12 | 353 | The borderland between them is narrow and easily traversed. |
| 12 | 354 | Courtesy, or politeness, you see, must not always be understood as a lack, a debility, or insufficiency. |
| 12 | 355 | One must not recklessly part curtains. |
| 12 | 356 | Behind them might be found things you would just as soon not see. |
| 12 | 357 | He who writes poetry and sips tea, and waits expectantly for a flower to blossom, may, in a frenzy, on the field of battle, take head after head. |
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Every chain can snap, every rope break.
Savagery lies close to the precincts of civilization.
The borderland between them is narrow and easily traversed.
Courtesy, or politeness, you see, must not always be understood as a lack, a debility, or insufficiency.
One must not recklessly part curtains.
Behind them might be found things you would just as soon not see.
He who writes poetry and sips tea, and waits expectantly for a flower to blossom, may, in a frenzy, on the field of battle, take head after head.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)