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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You will profess anger, threaten the whip master, insult him, deplore his incompetence, and vainly strive to convince him to allow you to proceed with your mission, the selection of a handful of feast slaves. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #25)
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42 25 "You will profess View more quotes about anger">anger, threaten the whip master, insult him, deplore his incompetence, and vainly strive to convince him to allow you to proceed with your mission, the selection of a handful of feast slaves.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 22 "I fear, Commander san," he said, "even if I speak loudly, he will require some certification of the genuineness of this request".
42 23 "Of course," I said, "but, in the meantime, you will note the interior of the tent, and, in particular, the presence of any additional guards".
42 24 "What, then?" asked Ichiro.
42 25 "You will profess anger, threaten the whip master, insult him, deplore his incompetence, and vainly strive to convince him to allow you to proceed with your mission, the selection of a handful of feast slaves.
42 26 He will be uneasy, but will remain adamant, as he must, at which point you will turn about, assuring him you will return shortly with the required authorization, in writing".
42 27 "He will be able to read?" said Ichiro.
42 28 "Presumably he, or another," I said.
"I fear, Commander san," he said, "even if I speak loudly, he will require some certification of the genuineness of this request". "Of course," I said, "but, in the meantime, you will note the interior of the tent, and, in particular, the presence of any additional guards". "What, then?" asked Ichiro. "You will profess anger, threaten the whip master, insult him, deplore his incompetence, and vainly strive to convince him to allow you to proceed with your mission, the selection of a handful of feast slaves. He will be uneasy, but will remain adamant, as he must, at which point you will turn about, assuring him you will return shortly with the required authorization, in writing". "He will be able to read?" said Ichiro. "Presumably he, or another," I said. - (Rebels of Gor)