Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 1 | 487 | It is also inhabited by the View more quotes about rencers">rencers, who live upon rence islands, woven of the rence reed, masters of the long bow, usually obtained in trade with peasants to the east of the delta. |
| 1 | 488 | They are banded together under the nominal governance of the marsh Ubar, Ho-Hak. |
| 1 | 489 | They are suspicious of strangers, as are Goreans generally. |
| 1 | 490 | In Gorean the same expression is used for 'stranger' and 'enemy'. |
| 1 | 491 | The situation on the Vosk is further complicated by the presence of Vosk pirates and the rivalries of the river towns themselves. |
| 1 | 492 | "The engagement was sharp," said Samos, "but the ship, its crew, passengers and cargo, fell to Bejar as prize". |
| 1 | 493 | "I see now," I said, "the girl was slave cargo on the ship which fell to Bejar". |
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It is also inhabited by the rencers, who live upon rence islands, woven of the rence reed, masters of the long bow, usually obtained in trade with peasants to the east of the delta.
They are banded together under the nominal governance of the marsh Ubar, Ho-Hak.
They are suspicious of strangers, as are Goreans generally.
In Gorean the same expression is used for 'stranger' and 'enemy'.
The situation on the Vosk is further complicated by the presence of Vosk pirates and the rivalries of the river towns themselves.
"The engagement was sharp," said Samos, "but the ship, its crew, passengers and cargo, fell to Bejar as prize".
"I see now," I said, "the girl was slave cargo on the ship which fell to Bejar".
- (Explorers of Gor)