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

The following ships in the flotilla, scarcely less resplendent than the Tais herself would, in moments, in turn, take their own berths. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #527)
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24 527 The View more quotes about following">following ships in the flotilla, scarcely less resplendent than the Tais herself would, in moments, in turn, take their own berths.

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

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24 524 There was much cheering, and waving, and calling out, between the pier and the railing.
24 525 Drums and pipes on board the Tais sounded.
24 526 A plank was being run out to the pier.
24 527 The following ships in the flotilla, scarcely less resplendent than the Tais herself would, in moments, in turn, take their own berths.
24 528 "What manner of slaves are those?" called a fellow on the pier, apparently, by his garb, a Cosian, to the keeper on the bow deck.
24 529 "Are they common slaves?" "They are as common as you will have them!" shouted back the keeper.
24 530 "They are not branded, are they?" asked the fellow.
There was much cheering, and waving, and calling out, between the pier and the railing. Drums and pipes on board the Tais sounded. A plank was being run out to the pier. The following ships in the flotilla, scarcely less resplendent than the Tais herself would, in moments, in turn, take their own berths. "What manner of slaves are those?" called a fellow on the pier, apparently, by his garb, a Cosian, to the keeper on the bow deck. "Are they common slaves?" "They are as common as you will have them!" shouted back the keeper. "They are not branded, are they?" asked the fellow. - (Renegades of Gor)