Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 445 | He could not see Ayari well. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 442 | "What is View more quotes about going">going on here?" asked Mwoga, returning from the eastern edge of the platform of planks fixed over the four canoes. |
| 23 | 443 | "It is a worker, looking for the rogues' chain," said the askari. |
| 23 | 444 | Mwoga peered into the darkness. |
| 23 | 445 | He could not see Ayari well. |
| 23 | 446 | Obviously the man was a worker, for he was not chained. |
| 23 | 447 | Probably the mud raft had broken loose and the worker was intent upon returning it, if unwisely, in the darkness. |
| 23 | 448 | "One askari," called Ayari, "is not enough to guard so great a personage as the Lady Tende". |
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"What is going on here?" asked Mwoga, returning from the eastern edge of the platform of planks fixed over the four canoes.
"It is a worker, looking for the rogues' chain," said the askari.
Mwoga peered into the darkness.
He could not see Ayari well.
Obviously the man was a worker, for he was not chained.
Probably the mud raft had broken loose and the worker was intent upon returning it, if unwisely, in the darkness.
"One askari," called Ayari, "is not enough to guard so great a personage as the Lady Tende".
- (Explorers of Gor)