Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 14 | 471 | He was no fool. |
| 14 | 472 | It was clear to him that Grunt, if he truly, seriously, wished to hide a girl, would presumably cache her, bound and gagged, out of sight, perhaps in a slit trench a pasang or so away. |
| 14 | 473 | As it was, the kailiauk hide was presumably a device to arouse the interest of a possible buyer. |
| 14 | 474 | The dust Leg doubtless realized this. |
| 14 | 475 | Further, he doubtless realized that his interest, in spite of the obviousness of this stratagem, was piqued. |
| 14 | 476 | I could not blame him, accordingly, for feeling some irritation or resentment. |
| 14 | 477 | I hoped Grunt knew what he was doing. |
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He was no fool.
It was clear to him that Grunt, if he truly, seriously, wished to hide a girl, would presumably cache her, bound and gagged, out of sight, perhaps in a slit trench a pasang or so away.
As it was, the kailiauk hide was presumably a device to arouse the interest of a possible buyer.
The dust Leg doubtless realized this.
Further, he doubtless realized that his interest, in spite of the obviousness of this stratagem, was piqued.
I could not blame him, accordingly, for feeling some irritation or resentment.
I hoped Grunt knew what he was doing.
- (Savages of Gor, Chapter )