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

Too, of course, that the message was considered "private" would tend not only to confirm her suspicions, but to excite and intrigue her". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #79)
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21 79 Too, of View more quotes about course">course, that the message was considered "private" would tend not only to confirm her suspicions, but to excite and intrigue her".

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

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21 76 However, to their surprise, I was to be permitted to enter the presence of the Ubara".
21 77 "That the message might emanate from a particular person in the house of Appanius, and presumably not Appanius himself, who would not be likely to have any direct business with the Ubara," I said, "was what gained your admittance.
21 78 The Ubara would suspect, and perhaps even hope, from whom the message might come.
21 79 Too, of course, that the message was considered "private" would tend not only to confirm her suspicions, but to excite and intrigue her".
21 80 "Yes, Master," said the girl.
21 81 She had, of course, reported to the guards at the Central Cylinder back-braceleted, with the message tube about her neck.
21 82 In this way, she could not have uncapped the tube and read the message.
However, to their surprise, I was to be permitted to enter the presence of the Ubara". "That the message might emanate from a particular person in the house of Appanius, and presumably not Appanius himself, who would not be likely to have any direct business with the Ubara," I said, "was what gained your admittance. The Ubara would suspect, and perhaps even hope, from whom the message might come. Too, of course, that the message was considered "private" would tend not only to confirm her suspicions, but to excite and intrigue her". "Yes, Master," said the girl. She had, of course, reported to the guards at the Central Cylinder back-braceleted, with the message tube about her neck. In this way, she could not have uncapped the tube and read the message. - (Magicians of Gor)