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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Rawlinson, whom I suspect is not unacquainted with my fate, and perhaps that of others. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #35)
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5 35 Rawlinson, whom I View more quotes about suspect">suspect is not unacquainted with my fate, and perhaps that of others.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 32 And, as you might recall, if you would forgive me, the imports from Earth are not acquired randomly, say, in virtue of the fortunes of war or raiding.
5 33 They are selected with great care, apparently by men, or women, who are professionals in such matters.
5 34 I have often wondered about Mrs.
5 35 Rawlinson, whom I suspect is not unacquainted with my fate, and perhaps that of others.
5 36 I wonder if she is amused, to think of us as we might now be.
5 37 At different times it had seemed her voice was different, younger, and, at times, it seemed her posture and carriage was more that of a younger woman.
5 38 I had come to suspect that she had been disguised, and somehow placed in the sorority for some purpose.
And, as you might recall, if you would forgive me, the imports from Earth are not acquired randomly, say, in virtue of the fortunes of war or raiding. They are selected with great care, apparently by men, or women, who are professionals in such matters. I have often wondered about Mrs. Rawlinson, whom I suspect is not unacquainted with my fate, and perhaps that of others. I wonder if she is amused, to think of us as we might now be. At different times it had seemed her voice was different, younger, and, at times, it seemed her posture and carriage was more that of a younger woman. I had come to suspect that she had been disguised, and somehow placed in the sorority for some purpose. - (Conspirators of Gor)