Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 148 | Too, View more quotes about surely">surely they would not wish to wait until morning to locate their quarry. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 145 | They were two in number doubtless to spring a trap in a tunnel. |
| 26 | 146 | The invitation had been to the Tunnels. |
| 26 | 147 | They might have assumed, thus, that I, sooner or later, from curiosity, or, perhaps growing wary, and attempting to escape, would enter one of them. |
| 26 | 148 | Too, surely they would not wish to wait until morning to locate their quarry. |
| 26 | 149 | I no longer found it judicious to speculate that their intent was merely to make polite contact and transmit information. |
| 26 | 150 | I suspected somewhat more serious things were on their minds. |
| 26 | 151 | As I had not emerged from the tunnel, or tried to emerge from it, they would assume that I was waiting within it. |
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They were two in number doubtless to spring a trap in a tunnel.
The invitation had been to the Tunnels.
They might have assumed, thus, that I, sooner or later, from curiosity, or, perhaps growing wary, and attempting to escape, would enter one of them.
Too, surely they would not wish to wait until morning to locate their quarry.
I no longer found it judicious to speculate that their intent was merely to make polite contact and transmit information.
I suspected somewhat more serious things were on their minds.
As I had not emerged from the tunnel, or tried to emerge from it, they would assume that I was waiting within it.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)