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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Accordingly, from time to time, he was able to follow their movements, and, occasionally, overhear their conversation. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #122)
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49 122 View more quotes about accordingly">Accordingly, from time to time, he was able to follow their movements, and, occasionally, overhear their conversation.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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49 119 As a result of this investigation, he had eventually discovered a trap, which led by a flight of stairs, to a private passageway which, in turn, connected with a network of such passages.
49 120 As a result, Grendel soon had at his disposal the same roads, and tunnels, so to speak, which were serving Lucius and his cohorts.
49 121 Moreover, he had the advantage that Lucius and his cohorts were not aware of this intrusion into what they took to be their private domain.
49 122 Accordingly, from time to time, he was able to follow their movements, and, occasionally, overhear their conversation.
49 123 Unfortunately it took eleven days after the incident in the audience chamber before our party could depart the Cave.
49 124 The time lost was regretted, but the rigors and dangers of the Voltai are not to be taken lightly, even in the summer.
49 125 In the winter her passes are treacherous, and sometimes closed.
As a result of this investigation, he had eventually discovered a trap, which led by a flight of stairs, to a private passageway which, in turn, connected with a network of such passages. As a result, Grendel soon had at his disposal the same roads, and tunnels, so to speak, which were serving Lucius and his cohorts. Moreover, he had the advantage that Lucius and his cohorts were not aware of this intrusion into what they took to be their private domain. Accordingly, from time to time, he was able to follow their movements, and, occasionally, overhear their conversation. Unfortunately it took eleven days after the incident in the audience chamber before our party could depart the Cave. The time lost was regretted, but the rigors and dangers of the Voltai are not to be taken lightly, even in the summer. In the winter her passes are treacherous, and sometimes closed. - (Conspirators of Gor)