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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

I supposed this was rather futile, but it seemed to me, however naive or inept this stratagem might prove, that some such activity might prove to be in my best interest, and, possibly, in that of my master, if anything dangerous might be involved, which possibility, I hoped, of course, was not the case. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #52)
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20 52 I View more quotes about supposed">supposed this was rather futile, but it seemed to me, however naive or inept this stratagem might prove, that some such activity might prove to be in my best interest, and, possibly, in that of my master, if anything dangerous might be involved, which possibility, I hoped, of course, was not the case.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 49 I even took a different route to the Teiban market.
20 50 I would vary my comings and goings, both with respect to times and routes.
20 51 This was less to further acquaint myself with the city, of course, than to evade possible surveillance.
20 52 I supposed this was rather futile, but it seemed to me, however naive or inept this stratagem might prove, that some such activity might prove to be in my best interest, and, possibly, in that of my master, if anything dangerous might be involved, which possibility, I hoped, of course, was not the case.
20 53 I remembered, clearly, however, the escape from Market of Semris.
20 54 This memory did not soothe my apprehensions.
20 55 Too, if I had some value, of which I was unaware, I knew I might be stolen.
I even took a different route to the Teiban market. I would vary my comings and goings, both with respect to times and routes. This was less to further acquaint myself with the city, of course, than to evade possible surveillance. I supposed this was rather futile, but it seemed to me, however naive or inept this stratagem might prove, that some such activity might prove to be in my best interest, and, possibly, in that of my master, if anything dangerous might be involved, which possibility, I hoped, of course, was not the case. I remembered, clearly, however, the escape from Market of Semris. This memory did not soothe my apprehensions. Too, if I had some value, of which I was unaware, I knew I might be stolen. - (Plunder of Gor)