Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 221 | She had View more quotes about thought">thought herself subtle. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 218 | "Yes," said Portus Canio. |
| 29 | 219 | "But I do not think that her cleverness will do her much good". |
| 29 | 220 | She was not much pleased to hear the comments of her master's fellows. |
| 29 | 221 | She had thought herself subtle. |
| 29 | 222 | But they spoke as if her subtlety, on which she was congratulating herself, was naught but the patent trick of an ignorant, foolish slave, indeed, a trick, in its obviousness, transparency and shallowness, insulting to the master. |
| 29 | 223 | Did she think he was so simple, a fool? But theirs were not the hands on the butt of a stern, corrective device. |
| 29 | 224 | "Have I been troublesome, Master?" she pressed, again. |
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"Yes," said Portus Canio.
"But I do not think that her cleverness will do her much good".
She was not much pleased to hear the comments of her master's fellows.
She had thought herself subtle.
But they spoke as if her subtlety, on which she was congratulating herself, was naught but the patent trick of an ignorant, foolish slave, indeed, a trick, in its obviousness, transparency and shallowness, insulting to the master.
Did she think he was so simple, a fool? But theirs were not the hands on the butt of a stern, corrective device.
"Have I been troublesome, Master?" she pressed, again.
- (Prize of Gor)