Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 459 | Without View more quotes about speaking">speaking further, or attempting to draw his dagger, he leaped from the planks into the water, falling, scrambling up, and plunging away into the darkness. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 456 | Mwoga had informed us that there were only two to concern ourselves with, and that we might proceed with dispatch. |
| 23 | 457 | He had been quite helpful. |
| 23 | 458 | Mwoga looked from his left to his right. |
| 23 | 459 | Without speaking further, or attempting to draw his dagger, he leaped from the planks into the water, falling, scrambling up, and plunging away into the darkness. |
| 23 | 460 | The chained slaves who drew the platform and were sitting and crouching forward, on its surface, had, cautioned by Ayari, remained silent. |
| 23 | 461 | The darkness was loud with the drums. |
| 23 | 462 | "I cannot sleep," said the Lady Tende, emerging from the small, silken shelter, one of two, one for her and her slaves, and one for Mwoga, pitched aft on the platform. |
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Mwoga had informed us that there were only two to concern ourselves with, and that we might proceed with dispatch.
He had been quite helpful.
Mwoga looked from his left to his right.
Without speaking further, or attempting to draw his dagger, he leaped from the planks into the water, falling, scrambling up, and plunging away into the darkness.
The chained slaves who drew the platform and were sitting and crouching forward, on its surface, had, cautioned by Ayari, remained silent.
The darkness was loud with the drums.
"I cannot sleep," said the Lady Tende, emerging from the small, silken shelter, one of two, one for her and her slaves, and one for Mwoga, pitched aft on the platform.
- (Explorers of Gor)