Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 615 | Too, it would have been View more quotes about difficult">difficult for him, I supposed, as he was a well-known actor, to have learned parts without being able to read. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 612 | He could, apparently, read. |
| 22 | 613 | I had counted on that. |
| 22 | 614 | He was a high slave. |
| 22 | 615 | Too, it would have been difficult for him, I supposed, as he was a well-known actor, to have learned parts without being able to read. |
| 22 | 616 | To be sure, some actors do, having the parts read to them, and they memorizing them from the hearing of the lines. |
| 22 | 617 | This is particularly the case with women, as most parts of women on the Gorean stage, other than those in high theater, which tend to be acted by boys or men, are acted by female slaves, many of whom cannot read. |
| 22 | 618 | Also, of course, as is well known, singers, scalds in the north, and such, transmit even epics orally. |
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He could, apparently, read.
I had counted on that.
He was a high slave.
Too, it would have been difficult for him, I supposed, as he was a well-known actor, to have learned parts without being able to read.
To be sure, some actors do, having the parts read to them, and they memorizing them from the hearing of the lines.
This is particularly the case with women, as most parts of women on the Gorean stage, other than those in high theater, which tend to be acted by boys or men, are acted by female slaves, many of whom cannot read.
Also, of course, as is well known, singers, scalds in the north, and such, transmit even epics orally.
- (Magicians of Gor)