Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 7 | 964 | Who, unsolicited, could View more quotes about simply">simply come through the house, and enter the garden? But it seems that one had. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 7 | 961 | Even objectively, of course, such meetings would be difficult and dangerous to arrange. |
| 7 | 962 | We had no direct contact with the outside, and, for most practical purposes, those outside had no direct contact with us. |
| 7 | 963 | And there was the wall, of course, and the knives at the top. |
| 7 | 964 | Who, unsolicited, could simply come through the house, and enter the garden? But it seems that one had. |
| 7 | 965 | He had said he was "known in the house". |
| 7 | 966 | It seemed likely. |
| 7 | 967 | It is not the case that the gardens are without politics, nor that intrigue is not rampant within them, but these things are usually amongst the flowers themselves. |
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Even objectively, of course, such meetings would be difficult and dangerous to arrange.
We had no direct contact with the outside, and, for most practical purposes, those outside had no direct contact with us.
And there was the wall, of course, and the knives at the top.
Who, unsolicited, could simply come through the house, and enter the garden? But it seems that one had.
He had said he was "known in the house".
It seemed likely.
It is not the case that the gardens are without politics, nor that intrigue is not rampant within them, but these things are usually amongst the flowers themselves.
- (Witness of Gor)