Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 103 | View more quotes about surely">Surely the sparkling eyes of a free woman, and the hint of lips beneath a veil, had brought more than one general to defeat, more than one Ubar to ruin. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 100 | As it was, it made no sense. |
| 33 | 101 | If it were not absurd, so out of the question, biologically, and such, one might have thought some sort of infatuation, even love, was involved. |
| 33 | 102 | Certainly human history was filled with men who had betrayed a family, a party, a state, friends, allies, principles, honor, themselves, for the sake of an affair, a dalliance, a smile, a kiss. |
| 33 | 103 | Surely the sparkling eyes of a free woman, and the hint of lips beneath a veil, had brought more than one general to defeat, more than one Ubar to ruin. |
| 33 | 104 | It is said the man conquers with a sword, the woman with a kiss. |
| 33 | 105 | How different from the slave who may be merely whipped and bought. |
| 33 | 106 | My fears in this matter had been twofold; first, that the Lady Bina, having succumbed to the blandishments of Kurii, might prevail upon Grendel to join their party, and, second, she being in their power, he might, to procure her comfort and safety, perform whatever tasks they might ask of him. |
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As it was, it made no sense.
If it were not absurd, so out of the question, biologically, and such, one might have thought some sort of infatuation, even love, was involved.
Certainly human history was filled with men who had betrayed a family, a party, a state, friends, allies, principles, honor, themselves, for the sake of an affair, a dalliance, a smile, a kiss.
Surely the sparkling eyes of a free woman, and the hint of lips beneath a veil, had brought more than one general to defeat, more than one Ubar to ruin.
It is said the man conquers with a sword, the woman with a kiss.
How different from the slave who may be merely whipped and bought.
My fears in this matter had been twofold; first, that the Lady Bina, having succumbed to the blandishments of Kurii, might prevail upon Grendel to join their party, and, second, she being in their power, he might, to procure her comfort and safety, perform whatever tasks they might ask of him.
- (Conspirators of Gor)