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

That was true enough, of course, as Lavinia, in the garment resembling that of a state slave, and in what seemed to be a state collar, had been in contact several times with the slave, carrying verbal messages, and arranging the details of the putative assignation of this morning. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #313)
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24 313 That was View more quotes about true">true enough, of course, as Lavinia, in the garment resembling that of a state slave, and in what seemed to be a state collar, had been in contact several times with the slave, carrying verbal messages, and arranging the details of the putative assignation of this morning.

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

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24 310 "You know this Lavinia?" I asked.
24 311 "I am sure it is the one!" he said.
24 312 "I should have sold her out of the city as a pot girl months ago!" "They have apparently been seeing one another," I said.
24 313 That was true enough, of course, as Lavinia, in the garment resembling that of a state slave, and in what seemed to be a state collar, had been in contact several times with the slave, carrying verbal messages, and arranging the details of the putative assignation of this morning.
24 314 Too, of course, she had been similarly in contact with the Ubara, only in that role, of course, in a collar purporting to be that of the house of Appanius.
24 315 "I cannot believe that!" said Appanius, angrily.
24 316 "Why are you here?" I asked.
"You know this Lavinia?" I asked. "I am sure it is the one!" he said. "I should have sold her out of the city as a pot girl months ago!" "They have apparently been seeing one another," I said. That was true enough, of course, as Lavinia, in the garment resembling that of a state slave, and in what seemed to be a state collar, had been in contact several times with the slave, carrying verbal messages, and arranging the details of the putative assignation of this morning. Too, of course, she had been similarly in contact with the Ubara, only in that role, of course, in a collar purporting to be that of the house of Appanius. "I cannot believe that!" said Appanius, angrily. "Why are you here?" I asked. - (Magicians of Gor)