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

But I wanted, first, my lead. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #17)
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26 17 But I View more quotes about wanted">wanted, first, my lead.

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

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26 14 I could have been set upon in the darkness, but had not been.
26 15 Might this be some new thread in the obscure tapestry which Lord Nishida, or others, were weaving? A ten would soon be aflight, to search for the overdue guard, whose failure to return when expected had concerned Tajima.
26 16 Thusly had I instructed the guard.
26 17 But I wanted, first, my lead.
26 18 I had little doubt the absence of the guard had something to do with the voice in the darkness.
26 19 The sky was to be clear, and any rendezvous was to be unnoted.
26 20 It had been a man's voice, of course.
I could have been set upon in the darkness, but had not been. Might this be some new thread in the obscure tapestry which Lord Nishida, or others, were weaving? A ten would soon be aflight, to search for the overdue guard, whose failure to return when expected had concerned Tajima. Thusly had I instructed the guard. But I wanted, first, my lead. I had little doubt the absence of the guard had something to do with the voice in the darkness. The sky was to be clear, and any rendezvous was to be unnoted. It had been a man's voice, of course. - (Swordsmen of Gor)