Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 464 | You will View more quotes about learn">learn, my dear. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 461 | "What an unaware, simple, naive thing, you are," she thought. |
| 25 | 462 | "Rest in ignorance. |
| 25 | 463 | You will learn. |
| 25 | 464 | You will learn, my dear. |
| 25 | 465 | I am so miserable, so terribly miserable!" She thought of the scorn with which Mirus would regard her, the contempt in which he would hold her, she, his former teacher, with her once smug, prim attitudes, now the helpless victim of slave needs. |
| 25 | 466 | But then she was not dissatisfied to be so female, and so alive. |
| 25 | 467 | "I would rather feel than not," she thought. |
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"What an unaware, simple, naive thing, you are," she thought.
"Rest in ignorance.
You will learn.
You will learn, my dear.
I am so miserable, so terribly miserable!" She thought of the scorn with which Mirus would regard her, the contempt in which he would hold her, she, his former teacher, with her once smug, prim attitudes, now the helpless victim of slave needs.
But then she was not dissatisfied to be so female, and so alive.
"I would rather feel than not," she thought.
- (Prize of Gor)