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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

I now knew how I could exit the garden at any time I might wish. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #14)
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21 14 I now View more quotes about knew">knew how I could exit the garden at any time I might wish.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 11 Too, the height of the wall, I suspected, judging from what I could see of the courtyard wall from my barred room, or cell, to which I was usually confined at night, would have presented its own hazards, of anchored glass, shards, and metal.
21 12 In the light of the lantern I had carefully scouted the interior edge of the wall until I found what I was looking for.
21 13 There was little difficulty once I had found the tracks left in the soft soil, and mud.
21 14 I now knew how I could exit the garden at any time I might wish.
21 15 Unfortunately I was generally permitted in the garden only during the day.
21 16 Near me, the gardener, Haruki, silently, was pruning shrubbery.
21 17 I had inquired his name in the palace, and had made it a point to greet him, from time to time, in a friendly manner.
Too, the height of the wall, I suspected, judging from what I could see of the courtyard wall from my barred room, or cell, to which I was usually confined at night, would have presented its own hazards, of anchored glass, shards, and metal. In the light of the lantern I had carefully scouted the interior edge of the wall until I found what I was looking for. There was little difficulty once I had found the tracks left in the soft soil, and mud. I now knew how I could exit the garden at any time I might wish. Unfortunately I was generally permitted in the garden only during the day. Near me, the gardener, Haruki, silently, was pruning shrubbery. I had inquired his name in the palace, and had made it a point to greet him, from time to time, in a friendly manner. - (Rebels of Gor)