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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

I understood nothing. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #460)
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13 460 I understood View more quotes about nothing">nothing.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 457 Were the chains meant for me? Usually I would awaken suddenly, sweating and frightened.
13 458 But then I would try to go to asleep again, eagerly, immediately, hoping to continue the dream.
13 459 Alas, it was seldom to be so! Then one night it seemed to me that I awakened in chains, locked on my ankles, and wrists, and neck, and that I was fastened to a heavy ring on the tiles of a palace, and I lifted the chains and looked upon them wonderingly but without fear.
13 460 I understood nothing.
13 461 I was naked.
13 462 I was chained.
13 463 What had become of my clothing? Why was I stripped? Why was I chained? Where was I? Who had put me there? Why was I there? What would be done with me? What might I now be? Surely in some sense I was quite different now, the same, and yet different.
Were the chains meant for me? Usually I would awaken suddenly, sweating and frightened. But then I would try to go to asleep again, eagerly, immediately, hoping to continue the dream. Alas, it was seldom to be so! Then one night it seemed to me that I awakened in chains, locked on my ankles, and wrists, and neck, and that I was fastened to a heavy ring on the tiles of a palace, and I lifted the chains and looked upon them wonderingly but without fear. I understood nothing. I was naked. I was chained. What had become of my clothing? Why was I stripped? Why was I chained? Where was I? Who had put me there? Why was I there? What would be done with me? What might I now be? Surely in some sense I was quite different now, the same, and yet different. - (Savages of Gor)