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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

He is to devote himself to his skills, and to his tools, the dagger, the quarrel, the wire noose, the dart, the brewing of poisons, to deception, patience, disguise, and ruthlessness. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #59)
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26 59 He is to devote View more quotes about himself">himself to his skills, and to his tools, the dagger, the quarrel, the wire noose, the dart, the brewing of poisons, to deception, patience, disguise, and ruthlessness.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 56 He is to have no associations, connections, interests, or entanglements that might distract, compromise, or impair his capacity to discharge the requirements of his office, the fulfillment of his commission.
26 57 His life belongs to the caste.
26 58 His allegiance is to be undivided.
26 59 He is to devote himself to his skills, and to his tools, the dagger, the quarrel, the wire noose, the dart, the brewing of poisons, to deception, patience, disguise, and ruthlessness.
26 60 One applies, one trains, one strives, and one is either accepted or rejected, and the rejected have commonly perished in trials of arms.
26 61 The black caste is generally feared, and loathed.
26 62 Who then would seek admission to such a despised caste? Perhaps the feared, and loathed.
He is to have no associations, connections, interests, or entanglements that might distract, compromise, or impair his capacity to discharge the requirements of his office, the fulfillment of his commission. His life belongs to the caste. His allegiance is to be undivided. He is to devote himself to his skills, and to his tools, the dagger, the quarrel, the wire noose, the dart, the brewing of poisons, to deception, patience, disguise, and ruthlessness. One applies, one trains, one strives, and one is either accepted or rejected, and the rejected have commonly perished in trials of arms. The black caste is generally feared, and loathed. Who then would seek admission to such a despised caste? Perhaps the feared, and loathed. - (Plunder of Gor)