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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It is you who are stupid, not me," she said. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #902)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 902 "It is you who are stupid, not me," she said.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 899 "You do not even View more quotes about know">know in what city you are".
19 900 "I am not stupid," she said.
19 901 "It is you who are stupid, if you think I do not know where I am!" "Oh?" I said.
19 902 "It is you who are stupid, not me," she said.
19 903 "Anyone would know where he was, here in this place.
19 904 Do you think I do not know in what mountains I am? Do you think I cannot tell the coloration of the Voltai, the Scarlet Mountains? Do you think I am totally unaware of the distances and times I have traveled? Do you think I cannot recognize the accents of the men who brought me here? Do you think I cannot understand the emblems and accouterments of the men of this place? Do you think the markings on the tarn saddles are in some foreign tongue? Do you think the songs of the crowd are unintelligible to me? Do you not think I can recognize the seven towers of war, the wall of Valens, the standards on the bridge behind us, the banners about, those that fly even from the warehouses themselves?" "I do not know," I said.
19 905 "I am in Treve!" she cried.
"You do not even know in what city you are". "I am not stupid," she said. "It is you who are stupid, if you think I do not know where I am!" "Oh?" I said. "It is you who are stupid, not me," she said. "Anyone would know where he was, here in this place. Do you think I do not know in what mountains I am? Do you think I cannot tell the coloration of the Voltai, the Scarlet Mountains? Do you think I am totally unaware of the distances and times I have traveled? Do you think I cannot recognize the accents of the men who brought me here? Do you think I cannot understand the emblems and accouterments of the men of this place? Do you think the markings on the tarn saddles are in some foreign tongue? Do you think the songs of the crowd are unintelligible to me? Do you not think I can recognize the seven towers of war, the wall of Valens, the standards on the bridge behind us, the banners about, those that fly even from the warehouses themselves?" "I do not know," I said. "I am in Treve!" she cried. - (Witness of Gor)