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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

I could neither explain nor understand my nature or purpose, if any, on this world. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #754)
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2 754 I could View more quotes about neither">neither explain nor understand my nature or purpose, if any, on this world.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 751 Perhaps they had not understood the way in which I was to have been useful.
2 752 Perhaps their information had been incomplete or incorrect.
2 753 I suspected I was intended to be instrumental in something I did not understand.
2 754 I could neither explain nor understand my nature or purpose, if any, on this world.
2 755 Had I been brought here merely as a naked woman, it seemed pointless to have placed me as I had been placed in the wilderness.
2 756 Too, it would have been pointless to have questioned me so closely; too, why, if I had been brought to this world for an obvious purpose of men, say, for my beauty, had the men prepared, in their anger, to end my life? Surely it must have been obvious to them that I was eager to do anything they wanted, that I was eager to please them.
2 757 Had I been brought here merely for my beauty surely they would not have behaved as they had.
Perhaps they had not understood the way in which I was to have been useful. Perhaps their information had been incomplete or incorrect. I suspected I was intended to be instrumental in something I did not understand. I could neither explain nor understand my nature or purpose, if any, on this world. Had I been brought here merely as a naked woman, it seemed pointless to have placed me as I had been placed in the wilderness. Too, it would have been pointless to have questioned me so closely; too, why, if I had been brought to this world for an obvious purpose of men, say, for my beauty, had the men prepared, in their anger, to end my life? Surely it must have been obvious to them that I was eager to do anything they wanted, that I was eager to please them. Had I been brought here merely for my beauty surely they would not have behaved as they had. - (Slave Girl of Gor)