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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Other ships, too, were nosing into the numerous wharves lining the water front of Victoria, and were being tied to mooring posts, and to one another. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #8)
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15 8 Other View more quotes about ships">ships, too, were nosing into the numerous wharves lining the water front of Victoria, and were being tied to mooring posts, and to one another.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 5 Pirates, disembarking from the flagship, filed past them.
15 6 I heard jokes about the women of Victoria, and how they would please the pirates this night.
15 7 "Not even the alarm bar rings," said Reginald, who had been the captain of the Tamira.
15 8 Other ships, too, were nosing into the numerous wharves lining the water front of Victoria, and were being tied to mooring posts, and to one another.
15 9 "Surely they should come forth, with gifts, and their daughters garlanded, with songs of welcome, to pacify us," said Callisthenes.
15 10 "Soon their daughters would wear only their garlands and our chains," said Kliomenes.
15 11 Reginald laughed.
Pirates, disembarking from the flagship, filed past them. I heard jokes about the women of Victoria, and how they would please the pirates this night. "Not even the alarm bar rings," said Reginald, who had been the captain of the Tamira. Other ships, too, were nosing into the numerous wharves lining the water front of Victoria, and were being tied to mooring posts, and to one another. "Surely they should come forth, with gifts, and their daughters garlanded, with songs of welcome, to pacify us," said Callisthenes. "Soon their daughters would wear only their garlands and our chains," said Kliomenes. Reginald laughed. - (Guardsman of Gor)