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| 61 | 878 | "And what is the View more quotes about right">right of a mere man," he said, "surely cannot be denied to one who is Kur". |
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| 61 | 875 | This probably accounts for the rather elaborate protocols of etiquette that commonly govern interactions between Goreans of different cities or towns. |
| 61 | 876 | Contrariwise, friends, male or female, are accorded considerable liberties along these lines. |
| 61 | 877 | I have heard males insult one another outrageously, with uproarious abandon, and free women bare their claws, so to speak, exquisitely lacerating one another with impunity. |
| 61 | 878 | "And what is the right of a mere man," he said, "surely cannot be denied to one who is Kur". |
| 61 | 879 | "Mercy!" she said. |
| 61 | 880 | "You have been found displeasing," he said. |
| 61 | 881 | "You always wanted to own me," she said, "even on the Metal World!" "And now, in full justification," he said, "it is so". |