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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

He whom I thought I recognized recognized me, as well, though he then gave no sign of it. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #64)
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42 64 He whom I View more quotes about thought">thought I recognized recognized me, as well, though he then gave no sign of it.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 61 "Yes," I said, "insofar as such things are possible with a free female".
42 62 "Tell me of these allies of yours," he said.
42 63 "I will not speak in great detail," I said, "but recognitions on the Brundisium Road were not exclusively my own.
42 64 He whom I thought I recognized recognized me, as well, though he then gave no sign of it.
42 65 He sent men back to locate me and invite me to his lodgings.
42 66 They, however, saw me on the road and, it seems, followed me.
42 67 Too, it became clear to them soon that I was being followed by others, as well, doubtless the men you saw leave the camp".
"Yes," I said, "insofar as such things are possible with a free female". "Tell me of these allies of yours," he said. "I will not speak in great detail," I said, "but recognitions on the Brundisium Road were not exclusively my own. He whom I thought I recognized recognized me, as well, though he then gave no sign of it. He sent men back to locate me and invite me to his lodgings. They, however, saw me on the road and, it seems, followed me. Too, it became clear to them soon that I was being followed by others, as well, doubtless the men you saw leave the camp". - (Vagabonds of Gor)