Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 174 | The View more quotes about captain">captain was in the lead, my sword in its sheath, slung on its strap, over his shoulder. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 171 | "Shall we go?" asked the captain. |
| 29 | 172 | "Yes," I said, somewhat irritated. |
| 29 | 173 | I then fell into step within the column of men, marching in their midst. |
| 29 | 174 | The captain was in the lead, my sword in its sheath, slung on its strap, over his shoulder. |
| 29 | 175 | I looked back, once. |
| 29 | 176 | Hurtha, now at threshold of the insula of Achiates, waved cheerily. |
| 29 | 177 | I wondered if killing an Alar, Hurtha, in particular, would count, strictly, legally, as an act of murder, or if there were some more sensible, benign category under which it might fall. |
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"Shall we go?" asked the captain.
"Yes," I said, somewhat irritated.
I then fell into step within the column of men, marching in their midst.
The captain was in the lead, my sword in its sheath, slung on its strap, over his shoulder.
I looked back, once.
Hurtha, now at threshold of the insula of Achiates, waved cheerily.
I wondered if killing an Alar, Hurtha, in particular, would count, strictly, legally, as an act of murder, or if there were some more sensible, benign category under which it might fall.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)