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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

As I loathed him, what difference was it to me, his fate, his fortune? To be sure, it occurred to me that if he lost, he might be displeased, and I might be beaten. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #12)
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17 12 As I loathed him, what difference was it to me, his View more quotes about fate">fate, his fortune? To be sure, it occurred to me that if he lost, he might be displeased, and I might be beaten.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 9 Thus, insofar as I might have a color, which, of course, I was not permitted, it was his color, blue.
17 10 How strange! His desire was my desire, his wager as though my wager.
17 11 Odd, I thought.
17 12 As I loathed him, what difference was it to me, his fate, his fortune? To be sure, it occurred to me that if he lost, he might be displeased, and I might be beaten.
17 13 "Hurry on, blue!" I thought, rising to my tip toes.
17 14 Across the track it was hard to see for the dust.
17 15 Much was the noise about me.
Thus, insofar as I might have a color, which, of course, I was not permitted, it was his color, blue. How strange! His desire was my desire, his wager as though my wager. Odd, I thought. As I loathed him, what difference was it to me, his fate, his fortune? To be sure, it occurred to me that if he lost, he might be displeased, and I might be beaten. "Hurry on, blue!" I thought, rising to my tip toes. Across the track it was hard to see for the dust. Much was the noise about me. - (Conspirators of Gor)