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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was not the only one in the kennel, incidentally, who was unable to read. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #227)
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20 227 I was not the only one in the View more quotes about kennel">kennel, incidentally, who was unable to read.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 224 I listened for a time to the rain, and then fell asleep.
20 225 I was awakened, from time to time, by bursts of thunder, but, each time, I went back to sleep.
20 226 In the morning the day's roster would be posted, and Relia, as was customary, would read it, aloud.
20 227 I was not the only one in the kennel, incidentally, who was unable to read.
20 228 It is not that unusual to find individuals, particularly in what are spoken of as the "lower castes," who cannot, or do not, read.
20 229 Indeed, some Goreans are too proud to read, even some of the "higher castes".
20 230 Many men at arms, for example, pride themselves on their illiteracy, regarding reading as a pursuit more appropriate to merchants and scribes than to those of the "scarlet caste".
I listened for a time to the rain, and then fell asleep. I was awakened, from time to time, by bursts of thunder, but, each time, I went back to sleep. In the morning the day's roster would be posted, and Relia, as was customary, would read it, aloud. I was not the only one in the kennel, incidentally, who was unable to read. It is not that unusual to find individuals, particularly in what are spoken of as the "lower castes," who cannot, or do not, read. Indeed, some Goreans are too proud to read, even some of the "higher castes". Many men at arms, for example, pride themselves on their illiteracy, regarding reading as a pursuit more appropriate to merchants and scribes than to those of the "scarlet caste". - (Smugglers of Gor)