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

At the street entrance of the room, however, Appanius stopped. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #422)
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24 422 At the View more quotes about street">street entrance of the room, however, Appanius stopped.

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

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24 419 I trusted that Lavinia would have time to throw off her cloak and get at the disrobing loop on her tunic before the door could be opened.
24 420 She could then fling her arms about the slave, protesting her love, and such.
24 421 I had little doubt she could do this believably.
24 422 At the street entrance of the room, however, Appanius stopped.
24 423 It seemed he was considering something.
24 424 "Open it," I said, "if this is the place".
24 425 I certainly did not want them sneaking about to the rear entrance and coming on the two slaves without warning.
I trusted that Lavinia would have time to throw off her cloak and get at the disrobing loop on her tunic before the door could be opened. She could then fling her arms about the slave, protesting her love, and such. I had little doubt she could do this believably. At the street entrance of the room, however, Appanius stopped. It seemed he was considering something. "Open it," I said, "if this is the place". I certainly did not want them sneaking about to the rear entrance and coming on the two slaves without warning. - (Magicians of Gor)