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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

By means of her wiles and beauty she had ingratiated herself with him and there were few secrets of state to which she, in one way or another, was not privy. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #565)
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15 565 By View more quotes about means">means of her wiles and beauty she had ingratiated herself with him and there were few secrets of state to which she, in one way or another, was not privy.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 562 "Now, she is only a slave," he said.
15 563 "Yes," she whimpered.
15 564 "Oh, yes!" "But before," he continued, "she was also the confidante of the Polemarkos.
15 565 By means of her wiles and beauty she had ingratiated herself with him and there were few secrets of state to which she, in one way or another, was not privy.
15 566 She even attended certain meetings of war, though concealed in her silks behind a modesty screen.
15 567 Her presence there, as you might imagine, even concealed behind the screen, considerably discomfited several of the officers.
15 568 It was partly as a result of their resentful, guarded comments, overheard by certain spies, that I came to realize her importance".
"Now, she is only a slave," he said. "Yes," she whimpered. "Oh, yes!" "But before," he continued, "she was also the confidante of the Polemarkos. By means of her wiles and beauty she had ingratiated herself with him and there were few secrets of state to which she, in one way or another, was not privy. She even attended certain meetings of war, though concealed in her silks behind a modesty screen. Her presence there, as you might imagine, even concealed behind the screen, considerably discomfited several of the officers. It was partly as a result of their resentful, guarded comments, overheard by certain spies, that I came to realize her importance". - (Mercenaries of Gor)