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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

I think they were both just outside the alcove, perhaps locked in one another's arms, or now, leaning against one another, supporting one another. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #275)
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26 275 I View more quotes about think">think they were both just outside the alcove, perhaps locked in one another's arms, or now, leaning against one another, supporting one another.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 272 Not very successfully, it seemed.
26 273 From the sound of the coughing, that of the other fellow I think, I conjectured that the mouth might be filling with welled-up blood.
26 274 I think both of them were there.
26 275 I think they were both just outside the alcove, perhaps locked in one another's arms, or now, leaning against one another, supporting one another.
26 276 I wondered if they realized what had happened, or if each, puzzled, thought he had closed with this fellow Tarl, of Port Kar.
26 277 Then I heard one of the bodies take another thrust.
26 278 Then they seemed, both, to fall to the side, and then, it seemed, one was trying to move away, crawling.
Not very successfully, it seemed. From the sound of the coughing, that of the other fellow I think, I conjectured that the mouth might be filling with welled-up blood. I think both of them were there. I think they were both just outside the alcove, perhaps locked in one another's arms, or now, leaning against one another, supporting one another. I wondered if they realized what had happened, or if each, puzzled, thought he had closed with this fellow Tarl, of Port Kar. Then I heard one of the bodies take another thrust. Then they seemed, both, to fall to the side, and then, it seemed, one was trying to move away, crawling. - (Mercenaries of Gor)