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| 33 | 241 | In actuality, of View more quotes about course">course, particularly in the beginning, I must translate continually, and later, often, from the beast's Gorean into a more easily intelligible Gorean, one rendered in familiar phonemes, that the masters might at all times be fully cognizant of what was transpiring. |
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| 33 | 238 | She has longed to submit herself to a master. |
| 33 | 239 | She is the first to come to her knees, where she knows she belongs". |
| 33 | 240 | In the following, I shall proceed largely as if these exchanges occurred between the beast and myself, or between others and the beast, facilitated by my mediation. |
| 33 | 241 | In actuality, of course, particularly in the beginning, I must translate continually, and later, often, from the beast's Gorean into a more easily intelligible Gorean, one rendered in familiar phonemes, that the masters might at all times be fully cognizant of what was transpiring. |
| 33 | 242 | Later, the men, in particular my master, began to fathom the discourse of the beast. |
| 33 | 243 | "What are you?" I asked. |
| 33 | 244 | "I do not know," it said. |