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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

In their intentness, in their hunt, in the darkness, I did not think they would be keeping track of the alcoves. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #219)
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26 219 In their intentness, in their View more quotes about hunt">hunt, in the darkness, I did not think they would be keeping track of the alcoves.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 216 I wanted them to be somewhat alarmed.
26 217 Then, when I sheathed it, they might be inclined to act more swiftly, more precipitately.
26 218 "We are friends," said the fellow to the right, in the darkness.
26 219 In their intentness, in their hunt, in the darkness, I did not think they would be keeping track of the alcoves.
26 220 They would, in any case, have had to feel carefully for them.
26 221 They would be thinking, I expected, only in terms of the tunnel and its walls.
26 222 I had, further, led them to believe that I was in the tunnel itself.
I wanted them to be somewhat alarmed. Then, when I sheathed it, they might be inclined to act more swiftly, more precipitately. "We are friends," said the fellow to the right, in the darkness. In their intentness, in their hunt, in the darkness, I did not think they would be keeping track of the alcoves. They would, in any case, have had to feel carefully for them. They would be thinking, I expected, only in terms of the tunnel and its walls. I had, further, led them to believe that I was in the tunnel itself. - (Mercenaries of Gor)