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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was simple enough to feign amnesia, and what other account of those seven months would my world accept? I spent a few days in a public hospital, under observation, and was then allowed to leave. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #57)
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20 57 It was View more quotes about simple">simple enough to feign amnesia, and what other account of those seven months would my world accept? I spent a few days in a public hospital, under observation, and was then allowed to leave.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 54 I cut my hand with the ring, to make myself bleed, and I laughed with joy as I felt the pain and saw the blood.
20 55 The ring was real, and I was awake, and there was a Counter-Earth, and the girl, Talena.
20 56 When I emerged from the mountains, I found I had been gone seven months.
20 57 It was simple enough to feign amnesia, and what other account of those seven months would my world accept? I spent a few days in a public hospital, under observation, and was then allowed to leave.
20 58 I decided to take up quarters, at least temporarily, in New York.
20 59 My position at the college had, of course, been filled, and I had no desire to return; there would be too many explanations.
20 60 I sent my friend at the college a belated check for his camping equipment, which had been destroyed with the blue envelope in the mountains.
I cut my hand with the ring, to make myself bleed, and I laughed with joy as I felt the pain and saw the blood. The ring was real, and I was awake, and there was a Counter-Earth, and the girl, Talena. When I emerged from the mountains, I found I had been gone seven months. It was simple enough to feign amnesia, and what other account of those seven months would my world accept? I spent a few days in a public hospital, under observation, and was then allowed to leave. I decided to take up quarters, at least temporarily, in New York. My position at the college had, of course, been filled, and I had no desire to return; there would be too many explanations. I sent my friend at the college a belated check for his camping equipment, which had been destroyed with the blue envelope in the mountains. - (Tarnsman of Gor)