Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 179 | "We burned most of their View more quotes about wagons">wagons—those we could," said Hakimba. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 176 | "That is true," granted Hakimba, the yellow and red scars wrinkling into a grin on his lean, black face. |
| 23 | 177 | "When the Paravaci—those who escaped us—return to their wagons," remarked Conrad, "they will find a surprise in store for them". |
| 23 | 178 | "Oh?" I inquired. |
| 23 | 179 | "We burned most of their wagons—those we could," said Hakimba. |
| 23 | 180 | "And their goods and women?" inquired Harold. |
| 23 | 181 | "Those that pleased us—both of goods and women," remarked Conrad, "we carried off—of goods that did not please us, we burned them—of women that did not please us, we left them stripped and weeping among the wagons". |
| 23 | 182 | "This will mean war," I said, "for many years among the Wagon Peoples". |
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"That is true," granted Hakimba, the yellow and red scars wrinkling into a grin on his lean, black face.
"When the Paravaci—those who escaped us—return to their wagons," remarked Conrad, "they will find a surprise in store for them".
"Oh?" I inquired.
"We burned most of their wagons—those we could," said Hakimba.
"And their goods and women?" inquired Harold.
"Those that pleased us—both of goods and women," remarked Conrad, "we carried off—of goods that did not please us, we burned them—of women that did not please us, we left them stripped and weeping among the wagons".
"This will mean war," I said, "for many years among the Wagon Peoples".
- (Nomads of Gor)