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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

My intelligence, it seems to me, was good, but even when my work seemed to me inferior, it was rated highly, as, indeed, was that of my sorority sisters. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #26)
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1 26 My View more quotes about intelligence">intelligence, it seems to me, was good, but even when my work seemed to me inferior, it was rated highly, as, indeed, was that of my sorority sisters.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 23 I endured a succession of lonely years at boarding schools, and later at one of the finest women's colleges in the northeastern portion of the United States.
1 24 These years seem to me now oddly empty, even frivolous.
1 25 I had had no difficulty in obtaining fine grades.
1 26 My intelligence, it seems to me, was good, but even when my work seemed to me inferior, it was rated highly, as, indeed, was that of my sorority sisters.
1 27 Our parents were wealthy and substantial grants to the schools and colleges were often made following our graduations.
1 28 Also, I had never found men, and many of my instructors were such, hard to please.
1 29 Indeed, they seemed eager to please me.
I endured a succession of lonely years at boarding schools, and later at one of the finest women's colleges in the northeastern portion of the United States. These years seem to me now oddly empty, even frivolous. I had had no difficulty in obtaining fine grades. My intelligence, it seems to me, was good, but even when my work seemed to me inferior, it was rated highly, as, indeed, was that of my sorority sisters. Our parents were wealthy and substantial grants to the schools and colleges were often made following our graduations. Also, I had never found men, and many of my instructors were such, hard to please. Indeed, they seemed eager to please me. - (Captive of Gor)