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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You are under no general obligation to frequently and publicly announce your faults and drawbacks, or your lowly and embarrassing origins," said Addison Steele, "but, in the interests of honesty, you should make no secret of the fact that you are a barbarian. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #254)
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47 254 "You are under no View more quotes about general">general obligation to frequently and publicly announce your faults and drawbacks, or your lowly and embarrassing origins," said Addison Steele, "but, in the interests of honesty, you should make no secret of the fact that you are a barbarian.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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47 251 "Perhaps not," I said.
47 252 "Is that not tangential to lying?" he asked.
47 253 "Surely not," I said, forcing myself not to look at the whip on its peg.
47 254 "You are under no general obligation to frequently and publicly announce your faults and drawbacks, or your lowly and embarrassing origins," said Addison Steele, "but, in the interests of honesty, you should make no secret of the fact that you are a barbarian.
47 255 Indeed, as you are quite likely to betray yourself sooner or later by some slip, linguistic or otherwise, it would be wise not to permit any doubt about the matter, lest you be subjected to some appropriate chastisement.
47 256 Do you understand?" "Yes, Master," I said.
47 257 "Too," he said, "being a barbarian makes you interesting and special.
"Perhaps not," I said. "Is that not tangential to lying?" he asked. "Surely not," I said, forcing myself not to look at the whip on its peg. "You are under no general obligation to frequently and publicly announce your faults and drawbacks, or your lowly and embarrassing origins," said Addison Steele, "but, in the interests of honesty, you should make no secret of the fact that you are a barbarian. Indeed, as you are quite likely to betray yourself sooner or later by some slip, linguistic or otherwise, it would be wise not to permit any doubt about the matter, lest you be subjected to some appropriate chastisement. Do you understand?" "Yes, Master," I said. "Too," he said, "being a barbarian makes you interesting and special. - (Quarry of Gor)