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

"How, Desmond of Harfax," inquired Kleomenes, "have you arrived at your understanding of things?" "I prefer, at present," said Desmond, "to keep my source confidential". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #27)
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37 27 "How, View more quotes about desmond">Desmond of Harfax," inquired Kleomenes, "have you arrived at your understanding of things?" "I prefer, at present," said Desmond, "to keep my source confidential".

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

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37 24 "Might not Grendel speak for her," I asked, "that she might be simply marked and collared?" "She is of no concern to him," said Astrinax.
37 25 "How treacherous and hateful he is," I said.
37 26 "How is he different from any other of these beasts?" he asked.
37 27 "How, Desmond of Harfax," inquired Kleomenes, "have you arrived at your understanding of things?" "I prefer, at present," said Desmond, "to keep my source confidential".
37 28 "How can you expect us to believe you?" asked Kleomenes.
37 29 "I give you my word," said Desmond.
37 30 "The word of many in this Cave," said Kleomenes, "is worthless".
"Might not Grendel speak for her," I asked, "that she might be simply marked and collared?" "She is of no concern to him," said Astrinax. "How treacherous and hateful he is," I said. "How is he different from any other of these beasts?" he asked. "How, Desmond of Harfax," inquired Kleomenes, "have you arrived at your understanding of things?" "I prefer, at present," said Desmond, "to keep my source confidential". "How can you expect us to believe you?" asked Kleomenes. "I give you my word," said Desmond. "The word of many in this Cave," said Kleomenes, "is worthless". - (Conspirators of Gor)