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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I have little doubt, Mistress," I said, "that you are far more intelligent than I, but I am sure that I, just as you have, might learn to read". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #13)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
50 13 "I have View more quotes about little">little doubt, Mistress," I said, "that you are far more intelligent than I, but I am sure that I, just as you have, might learn to read".

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
50 10 To be sure, the message could be in clear Gorean, inscribed openly on a sheet of paper, and it would have remained opaque to me.
50 11 The Lady Bina would not even tell me the names of the letters, or their values.
50 12 "You do not need to read, Allison," she informed me.
50 13 "I have little doubt, Mistress," I said, "that you are far more intelligent than I, but I am sure that I, just as you have, might learn to read".
50 14 "I am still learning," she said.
50 15 "Cursive script is a bother".
50 16 "Even so," I said, "is there that much difference between us?" "There is a considerable difference between us," she said.
To be sure, the message could be in clear Gorean, inscribed openly on a sheet of paper, and it would have remained opaque to me. The Lady Bina would not even tell me the names of the letters, or their values. "You do not need to read, Allison," she informed me. "I have little doubt, Mistress," I said, "that you are far more intelligent than I, but I am sure that I, just as you have, might learn to read". "I am still learning," she said. "Cursive script is a bother". "Even so," I said, "is there that much difference between us?" "There is a considerable difference between us," she said. - (Conspirators of Gor)