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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

The best evidence that these were indeed fellows from Ar, of course, was that they had ridden down the mercenaries, unhesitantly, mercilessly, giving no quarter. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #438)
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3 438 The View more quotes about best">best evidence that these were indeed fellows from Ar, of course, was that they had ridden down the mercenaries, unhesitantly, mercilessly, giving no quarter.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 435 It could, of course, be a far-ranging patrol.
3 436 Perhaps, too, the main body had left the winter camp, and was now marching toward the Vosk.
3 437 If that were the case, the patrol might not be as far from its base as it might seem.
3 438 The best evidence that these were indeed fellows from Ar, of course, was that they had ridden down the mercenaries, unhesitantly, mercilessly, giving no quarter.
3 439 They would have been identified as being of the party of Cos, of course, by their recently affixed insignia, in the one case, by the blue armband, in the other case, by the blue scarf.
3 440 "We thank you for coming to our aid," said Marcus.
3 441 "Glory to Ar!" "Glory to Ar!" said four or five of the fellows about, high above us, in their saddles.
It could, of course, be a far-ranging patrol. Perhaps, too, the main body had left the winter camp, and was now marching toward the Vosk. If that were the case, the patrol might not be as far from its base as it might seem. The best evidence that these were indeed fellows from Ar, of course, was that they had ridden down the mercenaries, unhesitantly, mercilessly, giving no quarter. They would have been identified as being of the party of Cos, of course, by their recently affixed insignia, in the one case, by the blue armband, in the other case, by the blue scarf. "We thank you for coming to our aid," said Marcus. "Glory to Ar!" "Glory to Ar!" said four or five of the fellows about, high above us, in their saddles. - (Vagabonds of Gor)