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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was he, it seemed, who would lead them in triumph into their camp. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #8)
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19 8 It was he, it View more quotes about seemed">seemed, who would lead them in triumph into their camp.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 5 "Hi," cried the Sleen warrior, a high warrior in their war party, and kicked back into the flanks of his kaiila.
19 6 The animal squealed and snorted, moving to the side and then forward.
19 7 In a moment it was following the line of withdrawing warriors, led by their war-party leader, he followed by the banner-bearer, carrying the crooklike, feathered staff, used in giving directions in battle, and then the others.
19 8 It was he, it seemed, who would lead them in triumph into their camp.
19 9 He held the tethers of the Hobarts, and Ginger and Evelyn.
19 10 Two other Sleen, too, then followed, who would bring up the rear, riding behind the column, some yards behind the captives.
19 11 Grunt stood behind, his fists clenched.
"Hi," cried the Sleen warrior, a high warrior in their war party, and kicked back into the flanks of his kaiila. The animal squealed and snorted, moving to the side and then forward. In a moment it was following the line of withdrawing warriors, led by their war-party leader, he followed by the banner-bearer, carrying the crooklike, feathered staff, used in giving directions in battle, and then the others. It was he, it seemed, who would lead them in triumph into their camp. He held the tethers of the Hobarts, and Ginger and Evelyn. Two other Sleen, too, then followed, who would bring up the rear, riding behind the column, some yards behind the captives. Grunt stood behind, his fists clenched. - (Savages of Gor)