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

"But," I said, "I have sent a message to Appanius myself, an anonymous message, on which I think he will act. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #48)
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24 48 "But," I said, "I have View more quotes about sent">sent a message to Appanius myself, an anonymous message, on which I think he will act.

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

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24 45 She might prefer to let her putative lover wait, perhaps torturing himself with anxieties and doubts as to her intent to appear at all.
24 46 This is very different from a slave, of course.
24 47 The slave must be instantly ready to serve the master, and at so little as a whistle, a gesture or a snapping of the fingers.
24 48 "But," I said, "I have sent a message to Appanius myself, an anonymous message, on which I think he will act.
24 49 He should, then, if all goes according to my plans, not arrive at half past the sixth Ahn, as the slave expects, but shortly after the slave himself arrives, which should be shortly".
24 50 "I think," said Marcus, "we should consider withdrawing".
24 51 "True," I said.
She might prefer to let her putative lover wait, perhaps torturing himself with anxieties and doubts as to her intent to appear at all. This is very different from a slave, of course. The slave must be instantly ready to serve the master, and at so little as a whistle, a gesture or a snapping of the fingers. "But," I said, "I have sent a message to Appanius myself, an anonymous message, on which I think he will act. He should, then, if all goes according to my plans, not arrive at half past the sixth Ahn, as the slave expects, but shortly after the slave himself arrives, which should be shortly". "I think," said Marcus, "we should consider withdrawing". "True," I said. - (Magicians of Gor)