Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 332 | Alfred, however, with some three to four View more quotes about hundred">hundred mounted men, leaving most of his command to perish, had escaped to the southeast. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 329 | Then I had fallen slave to the Kaiila. |
| 28 | 330 | A wagon train of settlers, with which Alfred had joined forces, had been attacked. |
| 28 | 331 | A massacre had taken place. |
| 28 | 332 | Alfred, however, with some three to four hundred mounted men, leaving most of his command to perish, had escaped to the southeast. |
| 28 | 333 | From the southeast, I remembered, the kailiauk had come early. |
| 28 | 334 | From the southeast, too, had come the Kinyanpi. |
| 28 | 335 | Earlier I had conjectured that Alfred and his men had returned to civilization. |
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Then I had fallen slave to the Kaiila.
A wagon train of settlers, with which Alfred had joined forces, had been attacked.
A massacre had taken place.
Alfred, however, with some three to four hundred mounted men, leaving most of his command to perish, had escaped to the southeast.
From the southeast, I remembered, the kailiauk had come early.
From the southeast, too, had come the Kinyanpi.
Earlier I had conjectured that Alfred and his men had returned to civilization.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)