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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

How naive I had been, no more, for all my supposed intelligence, than a pretty simpleton and fool! I had anticipated nothing! Then it had happened. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #78)
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6 78 How naive I had been, no more, for all my View more quotes about supposed">supposed intelligence, than a pretty simpleton and fool! I had anticipated nothing! Then it had happened.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 75 Could it be? Surely it was not real! But it was real.
6 76 It must be a dream.
6 77 But it was not a dream! I had suspected nothing.
6 78 How naive I had been, no more, for all my supposed intelligence, than a pretty simpleton and fool! I had anticipated nothing! Then it had happened.
6 79 I had been noted and acquired.
6 80 I had not realized such things could exist.
6 81 I felt the harsh stones of the street on my knees and under the palms of my hands.
Could it be? Surely it was not real! But it was real. It must be a dream. But it was not a dream! I had suspected nothing. How naive I had been, no more, for all my supposed intelligence, than a pretty simpleton and fool! I had anticipated nothing! Then it had happened. I had been noted and acquired. I had not realized such things could exist. I felt the harsh stones of the street on my knees and under the palms of my hands. - (Quarry of Gor)