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Her education, of late, did not seem fitting for an intellectual. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #129)

"Doubtless you have your reports," she said. She was not much pleased with the turn that her lessons had taken, save for her continuing instruction in the language. She was now being taught to do things, many things, rather than, primarily, to learn things, to apprehend and understand facts, lore, and such. Her education, of late, did not seem fitting for an intellectual. "I am a not a wife," she said, angrily. "No," he granted her. Taken from her cell and instructed in special rooms, she had been given lessons in cooking, in cleaning, sewing, laundering, and such, domestic labors, labors such as were vehemently denounced and eschewed by scions of her ideology as demeaning, degrading, boring, repetitive and meaningless, who then hired other women, either directly or indirectly, to perform them for them. - (Prize of Gor)