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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

One must think carefully before slaying a kennel master, for the reasons for which one performs this action, if sufficient to justify his slaying, must, too, be sufficient to justify the slaying of his successor. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #98)
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17 98 One View more quotes about must">must think carefully before slaying a kennel master, for the reasons for which one performs this action, if sufficient to justify his slaying, must, too, be sufficient to justify the slaying of his successor.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 95 It is not easy to be master at Klima.
17 96 Too, he would be the next to die.
17 97 It is a high price to pay for the whip.
17 98 One must think carefully before slaying a kennel master, for the reasons for which one performs this action, if sufficient to justify his slaying, must, too, be sufficient to justify the slaying of his successor.
17 99 There are two major controls on the office of kennel master, one on the men, the other on the master.
17 100 The control on the men is that the killer of the kennel master must assume the office of his victim, with its vulnerabilities and hazards.
17 101 The control on the kennel master is the incipient rage and menace of his desperate charges.
It is not easy to be master at Klima. Too, he would be the next to die. It is a high price to pay for the whip. One must think carefully before slaying a kennel master, for the reasons for which one performs this action, if sufficient to justify his slaying, must, too, be sufficient to justify the slaying of his successor. There are two major controls on the office of kennel master, one on the men, the other on the master. The control on the men is that the killer of the kennel master must assume the office of his victim, with its vulnerabilities and hazards. The control on the kennel master is the incipient rage and menace of his desperate charges. - (Tribesmen of Gor)