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

Perhaps they had come to witness what revelations might be betrayed by a subtly disarranged veil, or to see if one might not, if sufficiently alert, and if one were so fortunate, catch a glimpse, perhaps no more than a flash, of an ankle. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #45)
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22 45 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps they had come to witness what revelations might be betrayed by a subtly disarranged veil, or to see if one might not, if sufficiently alert, and if one were so fortunate, catch a glimpse, perhaps no more than a flash, of an ankle.

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

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22 42 I detected, at any rate, neither mud nor puddles in their path.
22 43 Doubtless they wished in their haste to avoid stirred dust, hoping to keep it from their robes.
22 44 There were some lads about also.
22 45 Perhaps they had come to witness what revelations might be betrayed by a subtly disarranged veil, or to see if one might not, if sufficiently alert, and if one were so fortunate, catch a glimpse, perhaps no more than a flash, of an ankle.
22 46 To be sure, they might, as they wished, feast their eyes on slaves.
22 47 I growled to myself in frustration.
22 48 On the other hand, it would not have done for Lavinia to rush up to the fellow, competing for his attention with free women.
I detected, at any rate, neither mud nor puddles in their path. Doubtless they wished in their haste to avoid stirred dust, hoping to keep it from their robes. There were some lads about also. Perhaps they had come to witness what revelations might be betrayed by a subtly disarranged veil, or to see if one might not, if sufficiently alert, and if one were so fortunate, catch a glimpse, perhaps no more than a flash, of an ankle. To be sure, they might, as they wished, feast their eyes on slaves. I growled to myself in frustration. On the other hand, it would not have done for Lavinia to rush up to the fellow, competing for his attention with free women. - (Magicians of Gor)