Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 339 | One of the Kur leaders, then, marshaling his View more quotes about forces">forces, formed them in loose lines, that they might no longer be singly attacked. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 336 | Kisu pulled his weapon free, and grinned. |
| 53 | 337 | "I now owe you nothing," he said. |
| 53 | 338 | "True," said Bila Huruma, and then again, side by side, rebel and Ubar, they fought. |
| 53 | 339 | One of the Kur leaders, then, marshaling his forces, formed them in loose lines, that they might no longer be singly attacked. |
| 53 | 340 | I had little doubt but what he was a ship Kur. |
| 53 | 341 | I admired his ability to control the degenerate, recruited Kurii he commanded. |
| 53 | 342 | There was perhaps in them the vestige, or memory, perhaps passed on in an oral tradition, of the disciplines and dignities in their past, notably, doubtless, that of ship loyalty. |
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Kisu pulled his weapon free, and grinned.
"I now owe you nothing," he said.
"True," said Bila Huruma, and then again, side by side, rebel and Ubar, they fought.
One of the Kur leaders, then, marshaling his forces, formed them in loose lines, that they might no longer be singly attacked.
I had little doubt but what he was a ship Kur.
I admired his ability to control the degenerate, recruited Kurii he commanded.
There was perhaps in them the vestige, or memory, perhaps passed on in an oral tradition, of the disciplines and dignities in their past, notably, doubtless, that of ship loyalty.
- (Explorers of Gor)