Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 148 | I was View more quotes about grateful">grateful to Callimachus, he of Port Cos, my teacher. |
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Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 145 | "And what is your opinion?" asked Policrates. |
| 23 | 146 | "His skills seem adequate," said Kliomenes. |
| 23 | 147 | "I thought so, too," said Policrates, smiling. |
| 23 | 148 | I was grateful to Callimachus, he of Port Cos, my teacher. |
| 23 | 149 | In long hours, from dawn to dusk, and even in the light of lamps, over the past several days, in my house in Victoria, he had labored with me, instilling in me techniques, and anticipations and reflexes, subjecting me, too, to a tutelage of apprehensions and tactics. |
| 23 | 150 | I had proved, I think, a not inapt pupil. |
| 23 | 151 | Yet I remained clearly aware of my limitations. |
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"And what is your opinion?" asked Policrates.
"His skills seem adequate," said Kliomenes.
"I thought so, too," said Policrates, smiling.
I was grateful to Callimachus, he of Port Cos, my teacher.
In long hours, from dawn to dusk, and even in the light of lamps, over the past several days, in my house in Victoria, he had labored with me, instilling in me techniques, and anticipations and reflexes, subjecting me, too, to a tutelage of apprehensions and tactics.
I had proved, I think, a not inapt pupil.
Yet I remained clearly aware of my limitations.
- (Rogue of Gor)