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I felt that I was nearly ready—but for what I had no idea. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #207)

I did not share his contempt, and occasionally during my rest periods had sought to improve my proficiency with them. * * * * I gathered that my education was coming to an end. Perhaps it was in the lengthening of the rest periods; perhaps it was in the repetition of materials I had already encountered; perhaps it was something in the attitude of my instructors. I felt that I was nearly ready—but for what I had no idea. One pleasure of these final days was that I had begun to speak Gorean with the facility that comes from constant contact with and intensive study of a language. I had begun to dream in Gorean and to understand easily the small talk of my teachers among themselves when they were speaking for one another and not for the ears of an outlander. I had begun to think in Gorean as well, and after a time I was conscious of a deliberate mental shift involved in thinking in English. - (Tarnsman of Gor)