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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Their origins, it seemed, were deep within me, and, I feared, as I lay awake at night afraid, sweating and distraught, native to my very nature. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #6)
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1 6 Their origins, it View more quotes about seemed">seemed, were deep within me, and, I feared, as I lay awake at night afraid, sweating and distraught, native to my very nature.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 3 The dark secrets which lay hidden within me I had been forced to conceal for several years.
1 4 I do not know from whence the secrets arose.
1 5 They were directly contrary to everything that had been taught to me.
1 6 Their origins, it seemed, were deep within me, and, I feared, as I lay awake at night afraid, sweating and distraught, native to my very nature.
1 7 But such a nature, I wept, could not be, and if it were, so subtle, so insistent, so persistent, so unrelenting, so tenacious, it must never be admitted, never, never! Yes, I fought them, these secrets, these covert knowledges, these anticipations, these dreams.
1 8 Yes I struggled, in accord with the demands of my culture, my training and education, these things telling me how I must be, how I must be as I was told to be, to drive them from me.
1 9 I repudiated them, again and again, but to no avail.
The dark secrets which lay hidden within me I had been forced to conceal for several years. I do not know from whence the secrets arose. They were directly contrary to everything that had been taught to me. Their origins, it seemed, were deep within me, and, I feared, as I lay awake at night afraid, sweating and distraught, native to my very nature. But such a nature, I wept, could not be, and if it were, so subtle, so insistent, so persistent, so unrelenting, so tenacious, it must never be admitted, never, never! Yes, I fought them, these secrets, these covert knowledges, these anticipations, these dreams. Yes I struggled, in accord with the demands of my culture, my training and education, these things telling me how I must be, how I must be as I was told to be, to drive them from me. I repudiated them, again and again, but to no avail. - (Dancer of Gor)