Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 47 | 177 | I View more quotes about hoped">hoped, of course, if Octantius did not have the gold with him, that there would now be doubt, in the event of the death of Saphronicus, as to its eventual appearance. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 47 | 174 | "How have you heard this?" inquired Octantius, smiling. |
| 47 | 175 | "I have heard it," I said. |
| 47 | 176 | I had, of course, heard nothing of the sort. |
| 47 | 177 | I hoped, of course, if Octantius did not have the gold with him, that there would now be doubt, in the event of the death of Saphronicus, as to its eventual appearance. |
| 47 | 178 | I hoped in this way to buy time. |
| 47 | 179 | I did not think they would be likely to kill Ina, who was now a very lovely slave, for nothing. |
| 47 | 180 | There are obviously much better things to do with beautiful slaves. |
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"How have you heard this?" inquired Octantius, smiling.
"I have heard it," I said.
I had, of course, heard nothing of the sort.
I hoped, of course, if Octantius did not have the gold with him, that there would now be doubt, in the event of the death of Saphronicus, as to its eventual appearance.
I hoped in this way to buy time.
I did not think they would be likely to kill Ina, who was now a very lovely slave, for nothing.
There are obviously much better things to do with beautiful slaves.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)