Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 747 | I am intelligent, she View more quotes about thought">thought, quite intelligent. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 744 | What would the quoted bid be, she wondered. |
| 25 | 745 | It would be the highest of the twenty-one bids from the exhibition cage. |
| 25 | 746 | She heard herself being praised, as slave meat, and as a toy of possible interest. |
| 25 | 747 | I am intelligent, she thought, quite intelligent. |
| 25 | 748 | Tell them that! Then she wondered if her intelligence, really, was that much higher than that of her chain sisters. |
| 25 | 749 | The brutes, she thought, they are taking my intelligence for granted. |
| 25 | 750 | That given, their interest seems to be in the pleasures which I seem to promise! She heard herself described in some detail, by the auctioneer's assistant, who read from papers, presumably extracted from scribes' records. |
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What would the quoted bid be, she wondered.
It would be the highest of the twenty-one bids from the exhibition cage.
She heard herself being praised, as slave meat, and as a toy of possible interest.
I am intelligent, she thought, quite intelligent.
Tell them that! Then she wondered if her intelligence, really, was that much higher than that of her chain sisters.
The brutes, she thought, they are taking my intelligence for granted.
That given, their interest seems to be in the pleasures which I seem to promise! She heard herself described in some detail, by the auctioneer's assistant, who read from papers, presumably extracted from scribes' records.
- (Prize of Gor)