Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 627 | Are they obtuse? Does the tabuk View more quotes about note">note the presence of the larl with equanimity? Does the verr choose to ignore the prowling sleen?" "If there were truly danger," I said, "the men would evince agitation; they would behave differently". |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 624 | "You do sense danger," I said. |
| 8 | 625 | "What I do not understand," she said, "is why the men are so calm. |
| 8 | 626 | The alarm has been given. |
| 8 | 627 | Are they obtuse? Does the tabuk note the presence of the larl with equanimity? Does the verr choose to ignore the prowling sleen?" "If there were truly danger," I said, "the men would evince agitation; they would behave differently". |
| 8 | 628 | "At least we are slaves," said Euphrosyne, joyously, "animals of value. |
| 8 | 629 | We have nothing to fear. |
| 8 | 630 | We will be spared. |
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"You do sense danger," I said.
"What I do not understand," she said, "is why the men are so calm.
The alarm has been given.
Are they obtuse? Does the tabuk note the presence of the larl with equanimity? Does the verr choose to ignore the prowling sleen?" "If there were truly danger," I said, "the men would evince agitation; they would behave differently".
"At least we are slaves," said Euphrosyne, joyously, "animals of value.
We have nothing to fear.
We will be spared.
- (Quarry of Gor)