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

"Do you really think it would be difficult," he asked her, "gagged, hooded, perhaps in a slave sack?" "Already the alarm may be out for me!" she said to him. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #579)
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26 579 "Do you View more quotes about really">really think it would be difficult," he asked her, "gagged, hooded, perhaps in a slave sack?" "Already the alarm may be out for me!" she said to him.

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

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26 576 Her fingers and toes were dark with ink, from the taking of the prints.
26 577 I had taken care, behind her, holding her, and such, to see that she had not seen me.
26 578 "You will never get me out of the city!" she said, suddenly, to Marcus.
26 579 "Do you really think it would be difficult," he asked her, "gagged, hooded, perhaps in a slave sack?" "Already the alarm may be out for me!" she said to him.
26 580 "I have not heard the alarm bars," he said.
26 581 "Do not be naive," she said.
26 582 "Even now, a secret alarm, a silent alarm, may be out.
Her fingers and toes were dark with ink, from the taking of the prints. I had taken care, behind her, holding her, and such, to see that she had not seen me. "You will never get me out of the city!" she said, suddenly, to Marcus. "Do you really think it would be difficult," he asked her, "gagged, hooded, perhaps in a slave sack?" "Already the alarm may be out for me!" she said to him. "I have not heard the alarm bars," he said. "Do not be naive," she said. "Even now, a secret alarm, a silent alarm, may be out. - (Magicians of Gor)