Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 63 | 223 | "How View more quotes about better">better then, so openly, so conspicuously," she asked, "could one conceal one's presence?" "Paula?" I said. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 63 | 220 | The wagon is large, ponderous, slow, and conspicuous". |
| 63 | 221 | "And," said Paula, "two kajirae are attached by leads to two rings, behind the wagon, which assures that the wagon cannot move more swiftly than two secured, tethered kajirae, that they not be lost or harmed". |
| 63 | 222 | "That, too," I said. |
| 63 | 223 | "How better then, so openly, so conspicuously," she asked, "could one conceal one's presence?" "Paula?" I said. |
| 63 | 224 | "What fugitives," she asked, "would behave so, so foolishly, seemingly frustrating their own designs?" "I see," I said. |
| 63 | 225 | "But perhaps you are right," she said. |
| 63 | 226 | "Perhaps Kurii, perhaps Decius Albus, do not concern themselves with us, perhaps they do not begrudge us a quiet and unimpeded exit from Ar". |
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The wagon is large, ponderous, slow, and conspicuous".
"And," said Paula, "two kajirae are attached by leads to two rings, behind the wagon, which assures that the wagon cannot move more swiftly than two secured, tethered kajirae, that they not be lost or harmed".
"That, too," I said.
"How better then, so openly, so conspicuously," she asked, "could one conceal one's presence?" "Paula?" I said.
"What fugitives," she asked, "would behave so, so foolishly, seemingly frustrating their own designs?" "I see," I said.
"But perhaps you are right," she said.
"Perhaps Kurii, perhaps Decius Albus, do not concern themselves with us, perhaps they do not begrudge us a quiet and unimpeded exit from Ar".
- (Plunder of Gor)