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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, my curiosity was roused by the transition which had taken place in my fortunes, so abruptly, and with how I had been brought here, so secretly. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #36)
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5 36 Too, my curiosity was roused by the transition which had View more quotes about taken">taken place in my fortunes, so abruptly, and with how I had been brought here, so secretly.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 33 I did not think myself such that I might be selected out from hundreds to be brought here.
5 34 There seemed to me no special reason why I should have been brought here.
5 35 I did not know why I was here.
5 36 Too, my curiosity was roused by the transition which had taken place in my fortunes, so abruptly, and with how I had been brought here, so secretly.
5 37 One does not, commonly, go from what I was, within my kind, to one of the gardens.
5 38 Usually one is either selected out almost immediately for the gardens, almost from the beginning, or, later, after one has attained various intermediate levels or degrees.
5 39 One seldom goes, so to speak, in one moment, from straw mats and clay bowls to silk and gold.
I did not think myself such that I might be selected out from hundreds to be brought here. There seemed to me no special reason why I should have been brought here. I did not know why I was here. Too, my curiosity was roused by the transition which had taken place in my fortunes, so abruptly, and with how I had been brought here, so secretly. One does not, commonly, go from what I was, within my kind, to one of the gardens. Usually one is either selected out almost immediately for the gardens, almost from the beginning, or, later, after one has attained various intermediate levels or degrees. One seldom goes, so to speak, in one moment, from straw mats and clay bowls to silk and gold. - (Witness of Gor)