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

How could I endure to remain amongst the mighty and beautiful? Better to hide on this world, pretending to no higher office than that of a pet, or guard brute". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #74)
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43 74 How could I endure to View more quotes about remain">remain amongst the mighty and beautiful? Better to hide on this world, pretending to no higher office than that of a pet, or guard brute".

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

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43 71 "I have wondered, I have thought, I have had friends, I have felt the voice, the call, of honor".
43 72 "How is it," I asked, "that Master is on this world?" "You looked upon me," he said.
43 73 "You have seen how hideous I am, neither Kur nor human, naught but a monstrosity.
43 74 How could I endure to remain amongst the mighty and beautiful? Better to hide on this world, pretending to no higher office than that of a pet, or guard brute".
43 75 "But the Lady Bina," I said.
43 76 "She is ambitious, as well as beautiful," he said.
43 77 "She, however naively, intends to acquire fame, wealth, and power on Gor, an open world, one with many humans, through the weapons of her intelligence and beauty.
"I have wondered, I have thought, I have had friends, I have felt the voice, the call, of honor". "How is it," I asked, "that Master is on this world?" "You looked upon me," he said. "You have seen how hideous I am, neither Kur nor human, naught but a monstrosity. How could I endure to remain amongst the mighty and beautiful? Better to hide on this world, pretending to no higher office than that of a pet, or guard brute". "But the Lady Bina," I said. "She is ambitious, as well as beautiful," he said. "She, however naively, intends to acquire fame, wealth, and power on Gor, an open world, one with many humans, through the weapons of her intelligence and beauty. - (Plunder of Gor)