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

"That makes sense," I said. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #564)
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21 564 "That View more quotes about makes">makes sense," I said.

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

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21 561 "'Surely the Lady Ludmilla,' I said to the Ubara, when I could gather my wits and speak, 'could not begin to compare in beauty with Mistress!'" "Again you were on dangerous ground," I observed.
21 562 "Perhaps, Master," smiled the slave.
21 563 "'She is every bit as beautiful as I,' she said".
21 564 "That makes sense," I said.
21 565 "Well, then, Master, she smiled, muchly pleased, and readjusted her veil, and told me that I would be admitted to her presence immediately any time of the day or night".
21 566 "Excellent!" I said.
21 567 "But I was to approach, and be exited from, an inconspicuous side gate, no more than a postern".
"'Surely the Lady Ludmilla,' I said to the Ubara, when I could gather my wits and speak, 'could not begin to compare in beauty with Mistress!'" "Again you were on dangerous ground," I observed. "Perhaps, Master," smiled the slave. "'She is every bit as beautiful as I,' she said". "That makes sense," I said. "Well, then, Master, she smiled, muchly pleased, and readjusted her veil, and told me that I would be admitted to her presence immediately any time of the day or night". "Excellent!" I said. "But I was to approach, and be exited from, an inconspicuous side gate, no more than a postern". - (Magicians of Gor)