Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 493 | Too, I saw that he was View more quotes about fully">fully confident that I would accompany him. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 490 | He and Aeson then turned away. |
| 43 | 491 | I looked at Axel. |
| 43 | 492 | I saw that he would make away, at the first opportunity. |
| 43 | 493 | Too, I saw that he was fully confident that I would accompany him. |
| 43 | 494 | And why should I not accompany him, my friend? It was no longer practical for him to return with the quarry, and, in fact, he had not sought the quarry itself, but the Panther Women to which the quarry, luckily, had led us. |
| 43 | 495 | Nor was it practical to return with the Panther Women either, for they were in the keeping of Genserich and his band. |
| 43 | 496 | And he did have the assurance that they would be unable to report back to their employer, whoever or whatever he might be, with an intelligence which might prove threatening to the great ship and its projected commission, errand, or charge. |
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He and Aeson then turned away.
I looked at Axel.
I saw that he would make away, at the first opportunity.
Too, I saw that he was fully confident that I would accompany him.
And why should I not accompany him, my friend? It was no longer practical for him to return with the quarry, and, in fact, he had not sought the quarry itself, but the Panther Women to which the quarry, luckily, had led us.
Nor was it practical to return with the Panther Women either, for they were in the keeping of Genserich and his band.
And he did have the assurance that they would be unable to report back to their employer, whoever or whatever he might be, with an intelligence which might prove threatening to the great ship and its projected commission, errand, or charge.
- (Smugglers of Gor)