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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I suppose that these effects, so easily wrought by a skillful fellow, who knows how to bring them about, might actually, in these cases, have been produced not by familiar trickery but by the application of uncanny and marvelous powers". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #445)
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17 445 "I View more quotes about suppose">suppose that these effects, so easily wrought by a skillful fellow, who knows how to bring them about, might actually, in these cases, have been produced not by familiar trickery but by the application of uncanny and marvelous powers".

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 442 I had even diddled about with it, for my own amusement.
17 443 "But that does not prove it was used!" said Marcus.
17 444 "I suppose not," I said.
17 445 "I suppose that these effects, so easily wrought by a skillful fellow, who knows how to bring them about, might actually, in these cases, have been produced not by familiar trickery but by the application of uncanny and marvelous powers".
17 446 "Certainly," said Marcus.
17 447 "Would you believe the fellow if he showed you how he did it?" I asked.
17 448 "He might show me how it could be done, but not how he actually did it," said Marcus.
I had even diddled about with it, for my own amusement. "But that does not prove it was used!" said Marcus. "I suppose not," I said. "I suppose that these effects, so easily wrought by a skillful fellow, who knows how to bring them about, might actually, in these cases, have been produced not by familiar trickery but by the application of uncanny and marvelous powers". "Certainly," said Marcus. "Would you believe the fellow if he showed you how he did it?" I asked. "He might show me how it could be done, but not how he actually did it," said Marcus. - (Magicians of Gor)