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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

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. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #241)
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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.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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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.
She has longed to submit herself to a master. She is the first to come to her knees, where she knows she belongs". 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. 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. Later, the men, in particular my master, began to fathom the discourse of the beast. "What are you?" I asked. "I do not know," it said. - (Plunder of Gor)