Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 54 | 116 | "Under what conditions does the View more quotes about beast">beast wake?" I asked. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 54 | 113 | "One does something, and then one must wait to learn what one has done," said Tajima. |
| 54 | 114 | "Is it not always the case?" "The peasantry is a great beast," said Pertinax. |
| 54 | 115 | "It is slow to wake, but dangerous when hungry and afoot". |
| 54 | 116 | "Under what conditions does the beast wake?" I asked. |
| 54 | 117 | "One supposes," said Tajima, "in times of destruction, of chaos and disorder". |
| 54 | 118 | "I think so," I said. |
| 54 | 119 | "And then," said Pertinax, "after the fire and the wind, the prowling and rending, the beast returns to its den, and once more there are only peasants, the beast forgotten, and the cycle begins again, the begetting and feeding, the living and dying, the planting, the tending, and harvesting". |
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"One does something, and then one must wait to learn what one has done," said Tajima.
"Is it not always the case?" "The peasantry is a great beast," said Pertinax.
"It is slow to wake, but dangerous when hungry and afoot".
"Under what conditions does the beast wake?" I asked.
"One supposes," said Tajima, "in times of destruction, of chaos and disorder".
"I think so," I said.
"And then," said Pertinax, "after the fire and the wind, the prowling and rending, the beast returns to its den, and once more there are only peasants, the beast forgotten, and the cycle begins again, the begetting and feeding, the living and dying, the planting, the tending, and harvesting".
- (Rebels of Gor)