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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 138 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly, she learned that the skills of needlework of various sorts were indeed skills, and not at all easy to acquire.
7 139 How often her instructrices despaired of her, as being ignorant, stupid and hopelessly inept.
7 140 Finally, in misery, in tears, she had denounced them as low, vulgar, stupid women, far beneath her, women who, unlike herself, might aspire to labors no higher than the menial and servile, labors unfit for such as she, an educated, highly intelligent woman, a woman important on her own world.
7 141 "Ignorant, pretentious barbarian!" cried one of the instructrices, angrily.
7 142 Then to her consternation she was seized by her other two instructrices and dragged to the side of the room, where she was thrown down, on her back.
7 143 There was a low, horizontal wooden bar there, raised some six inches above the floor, by means of metal mounts at each end.
7 144 She had not understood its meaning.
Similarly, she learned that the skills of needlework of various sorts were indeed skills, and not at all easy to acquire. How often her instructrices despaired of her, as being ignorant, stupid and hopelessly inept. Finally, in misery, in tears, she had denounced them as low, vulgar, stupid women, far beneath her, women who, unlike herself, might aspire to labors no higher than the menial and servile, labors unfit for such as she, an educated, highly intelligent woman, a woman important on her own world. "Ignorant, pretentious barbarian!" cried one of the instructrices, angrily. Then to her consternation she was seized by her other two instructrices and dragged to the side of the room, where she was thrown down, on her back. There was a low, horizontal wooden bar there, raised some six inches above the floor, by means of metal mounts at each end. She had not understood its meaning. - (Prize of Gor)