Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 505 | "View more quotes about twice">Twice this evening," said the fellow, turning to me, "it seems my well-wrought sham of craven timidity, carefully constructed over the period of a lifetime, has been penetrated". |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 502 | "No, no!" said the fellow. |
| 18 | 503 | "On the rack, and under the fiery irons and burning pincers, should such be my fate, I shall derive much comfort from it". |
| 18 | 504 | "I think you are the most courageous man I have ever known," said Marcus. |
| 18 | 505 | "Twice this evening," said the fellow, turning to me, "it seems my well-wrought sham of craven timidity, carefully constructed over the period of a lifetime, has been penetrated". |
| 18 | 506 | "Do you plan to seize the Home Stone by trickery or magic?" asked Marcus. |
| 18 | 507 | "I haven't decided," said the fellow. |
| 18 | 508 | "Which would you prefer?" "If it does not the more endanger you," said Marcus, grimly, "I would prefer trickery, human trickery". |
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"No, no!" said the fellow.
"On the rack, and under the fiery irons and burning pincers, should such be my fate, I shall derive much comfort from it".
"I think you are the most courageous man I have ever known," said Marcus.
"Twice this evening," said the fellow, turning to me, "it seems my well-wrought sham of craven timidity, carefully constructed over the period of a lifetime, has been penetrated".
"Do you plan to seize the Home Stone by trickery or magic?" asked Marcus.
"I haven't decided," said the fellow.
"Which would you prefer?" "If it does not the more endanger you," said Marcus, grimly, "I would prefer trickery, human trickery".
- (Magicians of Gor)