Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 41 | 168 | I View more quotes about thus">thus supposed the substitutions were indeed simple, perhaps as simple as a reordering of the alphabet. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 41 | 165 | He then placed the deck of cards on the small table, and regarded it thoughtfully. |
| 41 | 166 | He was, I supposed, unraveling the message in his mind, bit by bit. |
| 41 | 167 | He drew forth no paper nor a marking stick from the chest. |
| 41 | 168 | I thus supposed the substitutions were indeed simple, perhaps as simple as a reordering of the alphabet. |
| 41 | 169 | In any event, there would be no lingering physical record of the message, no ashes suggesting its destruction, or such. |
| 41 | 170 | While he worked my attention strayed to the slave ring, and its loop of chain, at the foot of his simple couch. |
| 41 | 171 | It was such as might be fit for a simple girl, a low slave. |
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He then placed the deck of cards on the small table, and regarded it thoughtfully.
He was, I supposed, unraveling the message in his mind, bit by bit.
He drew forth no paper nor a marking stick from the chest.
I thus supposed the substitutions were indeed simple, perhaps as simple as a reordering of the alphabet.
In any event, there would be no lingering physical record of the message, no ashes suggesting its destruction, or such.
While he worked my attention strayed to the slave ring, and its loop of chain, at the foot of his simple couch.
It was such as might be fit for a simple girl, a low slave.
- (Conspirators of Gor)