Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 810 | She View more quotes about thought">thought very highly of herself, and justifiably. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 807 | Forgive me, Mistresses, if you are reading this, but it is true. |
| 10 | 808 | I must speak the truth, for I wear a collar. |
| 10 | 809 | Whereas the Lady Bina was extremely intelligent, she was not always well informed, nor always realistic, and, I fear, she was not always wise. |
| 10 | 810 | She thought very highly of herself, and justifiably. |
| 10 | 811 | But she knew very little of Gor, or, I suppose, of any other complex human world. |
| 10 | 812 | From what sort of world, I had often wondered, had she been derived. |
| 10 | 813 | She was certainly well aware that she was unusually beautiful. |
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Forgive me, Mistresses, if you are reading this, but it is true.
I must speak the truth, for I wear a collar.
Whereas the Lady Bina was extremely intelligent, she was not always well informed, nor always realistic, and, I fear, she was not always wise.
She thought very highly of herself, and justifiably.
But she knew very little of Gor, or, I suppose, of any other complex human world.
From what sort of world, I had often wondered, had she been derived.
She was certainly well aware that she was unusually beautiful.
- (Conspirators of Gor)