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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the other hand, I had detected little or no uneasiness on the part of Pertinax or his slave, Constantina, which might have appertained to such a deed. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #45)
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4 45 On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, I had detected little or no uneasiness on the part of Pertinax or his slave, Constantina, which might have appertained to such a deed.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 42 Too, I suspected there might be another, or others about.
4 43 Was I not to be met? But no rendezvous had taken place, not with agents of Priest-Kings.
4 44 It occurred to me that such an agent, or agents, might have been waiting, and had been killed.
4 45 On the other hand, I had detected little or no uneasiness on the part of Pertinax or his slave, Constantina, which might have appertained to such a deed.
4 46 To be sure, they might know nothing of it.
4 47 Kurii might know.
4 48 But why would Kurii have agents of theirs meet me here at all? It would have to do, one supposed, with the intruders, with flights of tarns, but I understood nothing of this.
Too, I suspected there might be another, or others about. Was I not to be met? But no rendezvous had taken place, not with agents of Priest-Kings. It occurred to me that such an agent, or agents, might have been waiting, and had been killed. On the other hand, I had detected little or no uneasiness on the part of Pertinax or his slave, Constantina, which might have appertained to such a deed. To be sure, they might know nothing of it. Kurii might know. But why would Kurii have agents of theirs meet me here at all? It would have to do, one supposed, with the intruders, with flights of tarns, but I understood nothing of this. - (Swordsmen of Gor)