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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had not, as far as I could recall, heard the name before. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #386)
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1 386 I had not, as far as I could recall, View more quotes about heard">heard the name before.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 383 I recalled the brigands, now in the custody of the driver and his fellow, those who had been of the wagon of "Septimus Entrates".
1 384 Perhaps that had been the driver's name, or the name of the owner of the original wagon, that which had fallen into the brigands' trap, where the stones had been removed, that which had slid into the ditch and overturned.
1 385 Its axle had been broken.
1 386 I had not, as far as I could recall, heard the name before.
1 387 It was an unusual name.
1 388 It suggested the sorts of names not uncommon in many of the Vosk towns, however, names reflecting the cultural mixtures of many such places, reflecting influences as diverse as those of the island ubarates, such as Cos and Tyros, on one hand, and those of southern cities, such as Venna and Ar on the other.
1 389 The brigands' loot wagon substituted for their own incapacitated vehicle the fellows, their load transferred, had continued on their way.
I recalled the brigands, now in the custody of the driver and his fellow, those who had been of the wagon of "Septimus Entrates". Perhaps that had been the driver's name, or the name of the owner of the original wagon, that which had fallen into the brigands' trap, where the stones had been removed, that which had slid into the ditch and overturned. Its axle had been broken. I had not, as far as I could recall, heard the name before. It was an unusual name. It suggested the sorts of names not uncommon in many of the Vosk towns, however, names reflecting the cultural mixtures of many such places, reflecting influences as diverse as those of the island ubarates, such as Cos and Tyros, on one hand, and those of southern cities, such as Venna and Ar on the other. The brigands' loot wagon substituted for their own incapacitated vehicle the fellows, their load transferred, had continued on their way. - (Renegades of Gor)