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

Could he have known this independently? As he had spoken to me I had been at first startled. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #49)
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45 49 Could he have View more quotes about known">known this independently? As he had spoken to me I had been at first startled.

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

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45 46 "Barbarian slut," he said, "Earth-girl slave, Earth-girl thrall!" He knew then that I was not native to this world.
45 47 He had understood this, perhaps, from my accent.
45 48 Yet I was not sure of this.
45 49 Could he have known this independently? As he had spoken to me I had been at first startled.
45 50 Then I had grown troubled.
45 51 Now that I had been several months on this world I was much more aware of the subtleties of diverse accents within the language of the masters, that language which I must learn, that I might the better obey, that I might the better understand what was required of me.
45 52 This accent was not that of the local guards, those I had encountered in the house, nor that of the captors, nor that of those of Treve.
"Barbarian slut," he said, "Earth-girl slave, Earth-girl thrall!" He knew then that I was not native to this world. He had understood this, perhaps, from my accent. Yet I was not sure of this. Could he have known this independently? As he had spoken to me I had been at first startled. Then I had grown troubled. Now that I had been several months on this world I was much more aware of the subtleties of diverse accents within the language of the masters, that language which I must learn, that I might the better obey, that I might the better understand what was required of me. This accent was not that of the local guards, those I had encountered in the house, nor that of the captors, nor that of those of Treve. - (Witness of Gor)