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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Each seemed to dwell in the cave of his own intent, as though in a cell, a cell in a large, dark, walled household, from whose gates he might emerge, a grayness at dawn, an enigma at noon, a darkness in the darkness of the night. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #216)
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23 216 Each View more quotes about seemed">seemed to dwell in the cave of his own intent, as though in a cell, a cell in a large, dark, walled household, from whose gates he might emerge, a grayness at dawn, an enigma at noon, a darkness in the darkness of the night.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 213 The hunt must be cold, passionless, rational, deliberate, relentless.
23 214 Seldom did they recreate themselves with the bodies of slaves.
23 215 Muchly they stayed to themselves.
23 216 Each seemed to dwell in the cave of his own intent, as though in a cell, a cell in a large, dark, walled household, from whose gates he might emerge, a grayness at dawn, an enigma at noon, a darkness in the darkness of the night.
23 217 I thought them less than human, more than human, perhaps, best, other than human.
23 218 I wondered if they had feelings.
23 219 Even the venomous ost had feelings.
The hunt must be cold, passionless, rational, deliberate, relentless. Seldom did they recreate themselves with the bodies of slaves. Muchly they stayed to themselves. Each seemed to dwell in the cave of his own intent, as though in a cell, a cell in a large, dark, walled household, from whose gates he might emerge, a grayness at dawn, an enigma at noon, a darkness in the darkness of the night. I thought them less than human, more than human, perhaps, best, other than human. I wondered if they had feelings. Even the venomous ost had feelings. - (Swordsmen of Gor)