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

Interestingly, she did not seem to be following the trail I had left, quite obviously, I had thought. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #63)
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4 63 View more quotes about interestingly">Interestingly, she did not seem to be following the trail I had left, quite obviously, I had thought.

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

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4 60 I had been reasonably sure of that.
4 61 In approaching the shore, I had left an easy trail leading to the beach, but had then doubled back, and waited in the shelter of some trees, a few yards back, and to the side, from which point of relative concealment I could both survey the beach and monitor my original trail.
4 62 As I expected, Constantina was moving toward the beach.
4 63 Interestingly, she did not seem to be following the trail I had left, quite obviously, I had thought.
4 64 Rather she was just moving cautiously, directly, toward the beach.
4 65 I had little doubt she was trying to spy on me, though, given her clumsiness, and her apparent lack of awareness of the trail I had left, the word is perhaps more complimentary than it needed be.
4 66 Kurii would know, of course, that the coordinates of my landing would be known to Priest-Kings.
I had been reasonably sure of that. In approaching the shore, I had left an easy trail leading to the beach, but had then doubled back, and waited in the shelter of some trees, a few yards back, and to the side, from which point of relative concealment I could both survey the beach and monitor my original trail. As I expected, Constantina was moving toward the beach. Interestingly, she did not seem to be following the trail I had left, quite obviously, I had thought. Rather she was just moving cautiously, directly, toward the beach. I had little doubt she was trying to spy on me, though, given her clumsiness, and her apparent lack of awareness of the trail I had left, the word is perhaps more complimentary than it needed be. Kurii would know, of course, that the coordinates of my landing would be known to Priest-Kings. - (Swordsmen of Gor)