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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

And Shaba had moved in secrecy. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #6)
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22 6 And Shaba had View more quotes about moved">moved in secrecy.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 3 Yet I was certain that it had been he who had passed us in stealth in the night.
22 4 There had been three vessels, of the sort which had been prepared in Ianda and brought to Schendi, and then to Lake Ushindi by way of the Nyoka, part of the fleet which Bila Huruma was organizing to support the explorations of Shaba, navigating the Ua, into the far interior.
22 5 But there had been only three of the vessels, out of some one hundred.
22 6 And Shaba had moved in secrecy.
22 7 There had been, as far as I could tell, no convoy of askari canoes with him, nor askaris, as far as I saw, in the vessel I had seen.
22 8 The men with him, I suspected, or most of them, were members of his own caste, geographers of the scribes, perhaps, but men inured to hardships, perhaps men who had been with him in his explorations of Ushindi and Ngao, men he trusted and upon whom he could count in desperate situations, caste brothers.
22 9 I brushed insects away from my face.
Yet I was certain that it had been he who had passed us in stealth in the night. There had been three vessels, of the sort which had been prepared in Ianda and brought to Schendi, and then to Lake Ushindi by way of the Nyoka, part of the fleet which Bila Huruma was organizing to support the explorations of Shaba, navigating the Ua, into the far interior. But there had been only three of the vessels, out of some one hundred. And Shaba had moved in secrecy. There had been, as far as I could tell, no convoy of askari canoes with him, nor askaris, as far as I saw, in the vessel I had seen. The men with him, I suspected, or most of them, were members of his own caste, geographers of the scribes, perhaps, but men inured to hardships, perhaps men who had been with him in his explorations of Ushindi and Ngao, men he trusted and upon whom he could count in desperate situations, caste brothers. I brushed insects away from my face. - (Explorers of Gor)