Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 218 | "What defense has it View more quotes about against">against a quarrel loosed from the darkness, a knife in the back, a dram of poison?" "I do not understand," said the beast, "why he who would obstruct our will, having access to the quarry, has not reaped the reward of himself returning it to Ar". |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 215 | "He is undoubtedly skilled," said the man. |
| 33 | 216 | "Who should know better than you?" asked the beast. |
| 33 | 217 | "The swiftest, sharpest, and most cunning of swords is innocuous in its sheath," said the man. |
| 33 | 218 | "What defense has it against a quarrel loosed from the darkness, a knife in the back, a dram of poison?" "I do not understand," said the beast, "why he who would obstruct our will, having access to the quarry, has not reaped the reward of himself returning it to Ar". |
| 33 | 219 | "On this world," said the man in the bow of the boat, "there is a quaint social artifact, taken seriously be some. |
| 33 | 220 | Perhaps that is involved. |
| 33 | 221 | It is called honor". |
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"He is undoubtedly skilled," said the man.
"Who should know better than you?" asked the beast.
"The swiftest, sharpest, and most cunning of swords is innocuous in its sheath," said the man.
"What defense has it against a quarrel loosed from the darkness, a knife in the back, a dram of poison?" "I do not understand," said the beast, "why he who would obstruct our will, having access to the quarry, has not reaped the reward of himself returning it to Ar".
"On this world," said the man in the bow of the boat, "there is a quaint social artifact, taken seriously be some.
Perhaps that is involved.
It is called honor".
- (Quarry of Gor)