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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I knew what was my true self, for I had been taught what it was on Earth. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #335)
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4 335 I View more quotes about knew">knew what was my true self, for I had been taught what it was on Earth.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 332 Perhaps Goreans might not understand the sacrifice I had made, and how noble I was, but I was certain these things, my sacrifice, and my nobility, would have been well understood, and appreciated, by a woman of my own world.
4 333 Content then I went with the two women who were to me now, in the time of my lessons, as mistresses.
4 334 Never must I permit Goreans to rob me of my true self.
4 335 I knew what was my true self, for I had been taught what it was on Earth.
4 336 Years of careful conditioning and training, and a pervasive social and cultural milieu, had taught me what my true self was.
4 337 I did not think it would interfere with my slavery.
5 1 I am Taught to Pour Wine; I am Punished; I Hear of the Market of Tima "Pour, Jason," said the Lady Gina.
Perhaps Goreans might not understand the sacrifice I had made, and how noble I was, but I was certain these things, my sacrifice, and my nobility, would have been well understood, and appreciated, by a woman of my own world. Content then I went with the two women who were to me now, in the time of my lessons, as mistresses. Never must I permit Goreans to rob me of my true self. I knew what was my true self, for I had been taught what it was on Earth. Years of careful conditioning and training, and a pervasive social and cultural milieu, had taught me what my true self was. I did not think it would interfere with my slavery. I am Taught to Pour Wine; I am Punished; I Hear of the Market of Tima "Pour, Jason," said the Lady Gina. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)