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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Who would know the difference?" "I would," he said. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #30)
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16 30 "Who would View more quotes about know">know the difference?" "I would," he said.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 27 "Lovely," I said.
16 28 "It is a better match for my robes," he said.
16 29 "It is a sleeve knife," I said.
16 30 "Who would know the difference?" "I would," he said.
16 31 Whereas I had been given much liberty of movement within the palace, the garden, and the surrounding grounds, with their shops, pantries, storerooms, and numerous ancillary buildings, including a bakery, smokehouse, and brewery, certain areas were forbidden to me.
16 32 These, it seemed, were sensitive, perhaps dojos, officers' quarters, barracks, arsenals, and such.
16 33 There were cook houses and eating sheds for the men.
"Lovely," I said. "It is a better match for my robes," he said. "It is a sleeve knife," I said. "Who would know the difference?" "I would," he said. Whereas I had been given much liberty of movement within the palace, the garden, and the surrounding grounds, with their shops, pantries, storerooms, and numerous ancillary buildings, including a bakery, smokehouse, and brewery, certain areas were forbidden to me. These, it seemed, were sensitive, perhaps dojos, officers' quarters, barracks, arsenals, and such. There were cook houses and eating sheds for the men. - (Rebels of Gor)