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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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36 507 It is not View more quotes about regarded">regarded as demeaning for them.
36 508 Indeed, some take great pleasure in reading, as others might in music, or conversation.
36 509 Indeed, it is not unusual for a Pani warrior to compose songs, and poetry.
36 510 Demetrion had spoken of Captain Nakamura's "mark," as though he might have been illiterate.
36 511 This misunderstanding was based on the fact that the Pani transcribe their Gorean in their own way, with their own characters, as do many in the Tahari region.
36 512 There is a single Gorean language, but it may be transcribed in different ways.
36 513 A consequence of this is that two individuals might converse easily, while, at the same time, finding one another's written discourse unintelligible.
It is not regarded as demeaning for them. Indeed, some take great pleasure in reading, as others might in music, or conversation. Indeed, it is not unusual for a Pani warrior to compose songs, and poetry. Demetrion had spoken of Captain Nakamura's "mark," as though he might have been illiterate. This misunderstanding was based on the fact that the Pani transcribe their Gorean in their own way, with their own characters, as do many in the Tahari region. There is a single Gorean language, but it may be transcribed in different ways. A consequence of this is that two individuals might converse easily, while, at the same time, finding one another's written discourse unintelligible. - (Mariners of Gor)