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| 56 | 86 | "Moreover, I View more quotes about think">think it, in some way, feels it was misled or betrayed". |
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| 56 | 83 | "If so," said Thurnock, "I would not care to be the object of its wrath". |
| 56 | 84 | "Do you think," asked Clitus, "that it now understands what was done to it, that it now associates its pain and misery with a visible, independent, identifiable source, something that can be dealt with, another form of life, an enemy, men?" "I do not know," I said. |
| 56 | 85 | "I think so," said Sakim. |
| 56 | 86 | "Moreover, I think it, in some way, feels it was misled or betrayed". |
| 56 | 87 | "How is that?" asked Clitus. |
| 56 | 88 | "It was trained to expect, as a result of certain behaviors, rewards, at least occasionally," said Sakim. |
| 56 | 89 | "Then, following the behavior, there was not only no reward, but dreadful, disgusting, keen disappointment". |