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

Almost at the same instant, from ahead and the sides, ahead, I heard the war cries of Ar and the movements of large numbers of men, hundreds of them, hastening in the marsh, converging doubtless on the barge. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #46)
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13 46 View more quotes about almost">Almost at the same instant, from ahead and the sides, ahead, I heard the war cries of Ar and the movements of large numbers of men, hundreds of them, hastening in the marsh, converging doubtless on the barge.

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

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13 43 I felt the knife at my throat.
13 44 It was of Gorean sharpness.
13 45 Then he turned the blade a little so that I felt its side and not its edge.
13 46 Almost at the same instant, from ahead and the sides, ahead, I heard the war cries of Ar and the movements of large numbers of men, hundreds of them, hastening in the marsh, converging doubtless on the barge.
13 47 At the same, time, too, I felt the side of the knife press against my throat, reflexively, almost like an eye blink, given the sudden clamor in the marsh.
13 48 Then, in an instant, the blade was turned again, so that the edge was again at my throat.
13 49 "Steady, steady," whispered my keeper.
I felt the knife at my throat. It was of Gorean sharpness. Then he turned the blade a little so that I felt its side and not its edge. Almost at the same instant, from ahead and the sides, ahead, I heard the war cries of Ar and the movements of large numbers of men, hundreds of them, hastening in the marsh, converging doubtless on the barge. At the same, time, too, I felt the side of the knife press against my throat, reflexively, almost like an eye blink, given the sudden clamor in the marsh. Then, in an instant, the blade was turned again, so that the edge was again at my throat. "Steady, steady," whispered my keeper. - (Vagabonds of Gor)