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

The Gorean girls had tried to read one another's collars, but the markings on them had apparently been in coded symbols, incomprehensible even to them. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #458)
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6 458 The View more quotes about gorean">Gorean girls had tried to read one another's collars, but the markings on them had apparently been in coded symbols, incomprehensible even to them.

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

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6 455 At any rate none of us knew where we were, or where we had been.
6 456 We did not even know the name of the house where we had been trained, or the name of its master.
6 457 In this sense, we did not even know who owned us.
6 458 The Gorean girls had tried to read one another's collars, but the markings on them had apparently been in coded symbols, incomprehensible even to them.
6 459 That seemed strange to me.
6 460 Though I was learning to speak Gorean, incidentally, I could not read it.
6 461 Neither I, nor any of the other Earth girls in my group, had, as far as I knew, in spite of the intensity and frequency of our lessons, received any instruction whatsoever in reading it, even in an elementary way.
At any rate none of us knew where we were, or where we had been. We did not even know the name of the house where we had been trained, or the name of its master. In this sense, we did not even know who owned us. The Gorean girls had tried to read one another's collars, but the markings on them had apparently been in coded symbols, incomprehensible even to them. That seemed strange to me. Though I was learning to speak Gorean, incidentally, I could not read it. Neither I, nor any of the other Earth girls in my group, had, as far as I knew, in spite of the intensity and frequency of our lessons, received any instruction whatsoever in reading it, even in an elementary way. - (Dancer of Gor)