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Thus, somewhat to my embarrassment, I found I fitted in well with such fellows. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #43)

In defense I might point out that I can print Gorean fairly well, and can sign my name with a deftness which actually suggests to those who do not know better that I am fully literate in the language. In further defense I might point out that many warriors, for no reason that is clear to me, seem to take pride in a putative lack of literacy. Indeed, several fellows I have known, of the scarlet caste, take pains to conceal their literacy, seemingly ashamed of an expertise in such matters, regarding such as befitting scribes rather than warriors. Thus, somewhat to my embarrassment, I found I fitted in well with such fellows. I have known, incidentally, on the other hand, several warriors who were quite unapologetic about literary interests and capacities, men who were, for example, gifted historians, essayists, and poets. "'Know, people of Glorious Ar,'" the man continued to read, "'that Cos is your friend. '" "Does it say that?" asked a man. - (Magicians of Gor)