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

It now seemed clear the seal had been broken earlier, and then, after the contents had been tampered with, had been restored, or at least given the appearance of having been restored. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #59)
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23 59 It now View more quotes about seemed">seemed clear the seal had been broken earlier, and then, after the contents had been tampered with, had been restored, or at least given the appearance of having been restored.

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

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23 56 I wondered if I would be switched.
23 57 The liqueur of Falnus, as was now obvious, had been drugged.
23 58 It had been drunk largely because of the seal on the flask and, far more importantly, the freedom with which the hunters themselves had partaken of the fiery delicacy.
23 59 It now seemed clear the seal had been broken earlier, and then, after the contents had been tampered with, had been restored, or at least given the appearance of having been restored.
23 60 More interestingly the hunters must have prepared for the evening's work, either by, over time, building up an immunity to the drug, or, more likely, by imbibing a counteragent to its effect, prior to its distribution at our camp.
23 61 Our tharlarion had been driven off in the night.
23 62 "We must turn back," had said Trachinos.
I wondered if I would be switched. The liqueur of Falnus, as was now obvious, had been drugged. It had been drunk largely because of the seal on the flask and, far more importantly, the freedom with which the hunters themselves had partaken of the fiery delicacy. It now seemed clear the seal had been broken earlier, and then, after the contents had been tampered with, had been restored, or at least given the appearance of having been restored. More interestingly the hunters must have prepared for the evening's work, either by, over time, building up an immunity to the drug, or, more likely, by imbibing a counteragent to its effect, prior to its distribution at our camp. Our tharlarion had been driven off in the night. "We must turn back," had said Trachinos. - (Conspirators of Gor)