Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 233 | View more quotes about tomorrow">Tomorrow I knew the assault would begin on the House of Saphrar and the tower of Ha-Keel. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 230 | "Until morning," I said. |
| 24 | 231 | I watched Harold ride towards his wagon, whistling a Tuchuk tune. |
| 24 | 232 | I supposed the little wench Hereena would be waiting for him, probably collared and chained to the slave ring. |
| 24 | 233 | Tomorrow I knew the assault would begin on the House of Saphrar and the tower of Ha-Keel. |
| 24 | 234 | Tomorrow one or both of us, I supposed, might be dead. |
| 24 | 235 | I noted that the bosk seemed well cared for, and that their coats were groomed, and the horns and hoofs polished. |
| 24 | 236 | Wearily I gave the kaiila to one of the guards and mounted the steps of the wagon. |
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"Until morning," I said.
I watched Harold ride towards his wagon, whistling a Tuchuk tune.
I supposed the little wench Hereena would be waiting for him, probably collared and chained to the slave ring.
Tomorrow I knew the assault would begin on the House of Saphrar and the tower of Ha-Keel.
Tomorrow one or both of us, I supposed, might be dead.
I noted that the bosk seemed well cared for, and that their coats were groomed, and the horns and hoofs polished.
Wearily I gave the kaiila to one of the guards and mounted the steps of the wagon.
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