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

"Too," she said, "it is my understanding that information is sometimes furnished, for a fee, by some of the female proprietors of women's baths in Ar. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #995)
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19 995 "Too," she said, "it is my understanding that View more quotes about information">information is sometimes furnished, for a fee, by some of the female proprietors of women's baths in Ar.

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

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19 992 "On what grounds initially?" I asked.
19 993 "Usually from rumors of a certain free woman's beauty," she said.
19 994 "I see," I said.
19 995 "Too," she said, "it is my understanding that information is sometimes furnished, for a fee, by some of the female proprietors of women's baths in Ar.
19 996 Too, in some cases, Appanius is permitted to observe the women from a secret coign of vantage".
19 997 "In what way did you come to attention of Appanius?" I asked.
19 998 "In the first way, doubtless," she smiled, "as I did not frequent the public baths and I doubt very much that rumors of my beauty were abroad in the streets".
"On what grounds initially?" I asked. "Usually from rumors of a certain free woman's beauty," she said. "I see," I said. "Too," she said, "it is my understanding that information is sometimes furnished, for a fee, by some of the female proprietors of women's baths in Ar. Too, in some cases, Appanius is permitted to observe the women from a secret coign of vantage". "In what way did you come to attention of Appanius?" I asked. "In the first way, doubtless," she smiled, "as I did not frequent the public baths and I doubt very much that rumors of my beauty were abroad in the streets". - (Magicians of Gor)