Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 301 | The View more quotes about guards">guards at the east gate will assume that we had entered through the west gate and are now merely exiting by means of the east gate. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 298 | "Where, may I ask," inquired the Lady Bina, "is the Lady Alexina?" "Where it is quite appropriate for her to be," said Kurik, "chained, naked, in a basement". |
| 51 | 299 | "I see," said the Lady Bina. |
| 51 | 300 | "Now," said Kurik, "we will exit though the east gate of the palace, the supposed Lady Alexina, myself, and the slave. |
| 51 | 301 | The guards at the east gate will assume that we had entered through the west gate and are now merely exiting by means of the east gate. |
| 51 | 302 | They will think nothing of the Lady Alexina, I, and a slave, leaving by means of the east gate. |
| 51 | 303 | Thus, there will be no question as to where the additional person, in this case, a slave, came from". |
| 51 | 304 | "What of the guard?" asked the Lady Bina. |
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"Where, may I ask," inquired the Lady Bina, "is the Lady Alexina?" "Where it is quite appropriate for her to be," said Kurik, "chained, naked, in a basement".
"I see," said the Lady Bina.
"Now," said Kurik, "we will exit though the east gate of the palace, the supposed Lady Alexina, myself, and the slave.
The guards at the east gate will assume that we had entered through the west gate and are now merely exiting by means of the east gate.
They will think nothing of the Lady Alexina, I, and a slave, leaving by means of the east gate.
Thus, there will be no question as to where the additional person, in this case, a slave, came from".
"What of the guard?" asked the Lady Bina.
- (Plunder of Gor)