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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"But then," I said, "if these differences are subtle, might not authenticity be claimed for the fraudulent stone?" "I can guarantee that it will not be," said Boots. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #278)
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23 278 "But then," I said, "if these differences are subtle, View more quotes about might">might not authenticity be claimed for the fraudulent stone?" "I can guarantee that it will not be," said Boots.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 275 "And few of Ar's Station are in Ar," said Marcus, "and of those of Ar's Station who might be in Ar, presumably few would approach their Home Stone under these circumstances, when expected to revile it".
23 276 "And if they did notice these differences," said Boots, "one might plausibly suppose they would not hasten to bring them to the attention of the guardsmen".
23 277 "I would think not," smiled Marcus.
23 278 "But then," I said, "if these differences are subtle, might not authenticity be claimed for the fraudulent stone?" "I can guarantee that it will not be," said Boots.
23 279 "How can you guarantee that?" I asked.
23 280 "If you have noticed," said Boots, "and I certainly have, for I made it a point to note such things, and over a period of several days, almost no one touches the Home Stone.
23 281 I was very unusual in picking it up and handling it.
"And few of Ar's Station are in Ar," said Marcus, "and of those of Ar's Station who might be in Ar, presumably few would approach their Home Stone under these circumstances, when expected to revile it". "And if they did notice these differences," said Boots, "one might plausibly suppose they would not hasten to bring them to the attention of the guardsmen". "I would think not," smiled Marcus. "But then," I said, "if these differences are subtle, might not authenticity be claimed for the fraudulent stone?" "I can guarantee that it will not be," said Boots. "How can you guarantee that?" I asked. "If you have noticed," said Boots, "and I certainly have, for I made it a point to note such things, and over a period of several days, almost no one touches the Home Stone. I was very unusual in picking it up and handling it. - (Magicians of Gor)