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

And if our challenges and questions were satisfactorily met, we would proceed further, first volunteering, of course, in deference to alternative authority, our own names and missions in turn. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #6)
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18 6 And if our challenges and questions were satisfactorily met, we would proceed View more quotes about further">further, first volunteering, of course, in deference to alternative authority, our own names and missions in turn.

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

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18 3 We had been walking about for some time after the show, even past the time of curfew the constraints of which, because of our affixed armbands, as auxiliary guardsmen, we had not the least difficulty in circumventing.
18 4 Challenged, we challenged back.
18 5 Questioned, we questioned.
18 6 And if our challenges and questions were satisfactorily met, we would proceed further, first volunteering, of course, in deference to alternative authority, our own names and missions in turn.
18 7 If notes were to be later compared at some headquarters, as I did not expect they would be, some officers might have been astonished to learn how many sets of auxiliary guardsmen and diverse missions had been afoot that night.
18 8 "This is the insula," I said, "in which resides the great Renato and his troupe".
18 9 "The magician?" said Marcus.
We had been walking about for some time after the show, even past the time of curfew the constraints of which, because of our affixed armbands, as auxiliary guardsmen, we had not the least difficulty in circumventing. Challenged, we challenged back. Questioned, we questioned. And if our challenges and questions were satisfactorily met, we would proceed further, first volunteering, of course, in deference to alternative authority, our own names and missions in turn. If notes were to be later compared at some headquarters, as I did not expect they would be, some officers might have been astonished to learn how many sets of auxiliary guardsmen and diverse missions had been afoot that night. "This is the insula," I said, "in which resides the great Renato and his troupe". "The magician?" said Marcus. - (Magicians of Gor)