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

I saw, too, after a time, him bow his head and place to his lips the fingers of a small, gloved hand extended between the curtains of the palanquin. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #82)
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22 82 I saw, too, after a View more quotes about time">time, him bow his head and place to his lips the fingers of a small, gloved hand extended between the curtains of the palanquin.

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

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22 79 I scuffed about for a time in the dust of the alley.
22 80 The woman in the palanquin must indeed be wealthy, or well-fixed, or something.
22 81 The two men with the fellow even withdrew so that he might converse with the palanquin's occupant.
22 82 I saw, too, after a time, him bow his head and place to his lips the fingers of a small, gloved hand extended between the curtains of the palanquin.
22 83 This probably did not please the occupant of the other palanquin.
22 84 She, incidentally, for I assumed it to be a she, from the décor and style, and closed nature, of the palanquin, had not only bearers with her, but one or two free men as well.
22 85 I wondered if the bearers of these palanquins, on behalf of their mistresses, occasionally interfered with one another in the streets.
I scuffed about for a time in the dust of the alley. The woman in the palanquin must indeed be wealthy, or well-fixed, or something. The two men with the fellow even withdrew so that he might converse with the palanquin's occupant. I saw, too, after a time, him bow his head and place to his lips the fingers of a small, gloved hand extended between the curtains of the palanquin. This probably did not please the occupant of the other palanquin. She, incidentally, for I assumed it to be a she, from the décor and style, and closed nature, of the palanquin, had not only bearers with her, but one or two free men as well. I wondered if the bearers of these palanquins, on behalf of their mistresses, occasionally interfered with one another in the streets. - (Magicians of Gor)