Tehr tucked the book under his arm.  He wasn't going to share the information with the apprentice, but he also wasn't going to broadcast it's knowledge.  There was no librarian so he'd probably have no difficulty tucking the book into his bag next to his spell book.  This was the kind of magic he'd rather experiment with when he had a willing, and female, partner about.  He was sure that Angelique would do in a pinch if he couldn't find anyone else.<br/><br/>He slid the book into his bag, then went to find Joranth.  He thanked the apprentice but begged that his time was too great to spend hunting through shelves just now.  He feigned a dinner appointment but told Joranth that if the man were to find any books that might fit the bill to please visit him at his manor.  There were likely far more than one book of this nature after all.  He promised the mage that if he made time, he'd have the man a good meal, and possibly, with enough warning, the company of an easy woman.<br/><br/>Then a quick detect magic spell on the way out to make sure he wouldn't be setting off any wards or traps by removing the book, and he was off to home.