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

In the water, below, with the many others who had originally surrounded and charged the barge, were some six or seven other fellows, distraught, haggard, wild-eyed, some bleeding, some supporting their fellows. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #202)
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13 202 In the View more quotes about water">water, below, with the many others who had originally surrounded and charged the barge, were some six or seven other fellows, distraught, haggard, wild-eyed, some bleeding, some supporting their fellows.

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

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13 199 "We did not even see them!" "Where?" demanded the officer, at the barge rail.
13 200 "On the right!" called up a fellow.
13 201 Following my keeper, who, too, was curious, I went to the rail.
13 202 In the water, below, with the many others who had originally surrounded and charged the barge, were some six or seven other fellows, distraught, haggard, wild-eyed, some bleeding, some supporting their fellows.
13 203 "Numbers?" inquired the officer.
13 204 "There must have been hundreds of them, for pasangs," said a fellow from below, in the water.
13 205 "We could not fight," said another.
"We did not even see them!" "Where?" demanded the officer, at the barge rail. "On the right!" called up a fellow. Following my keeper, who, too, was curious, I went to the rail. In the water, below, with the many others who had originally surrounded and charged the barge, were some six or seven other fellows, distraught, haggard, wild-eyed, some bleeding, some supporting their fellows. "Numbers?" inquired the officer. "There must have been hundreds of them, for pasangs," said a fellow from below, in the water. "We could not fight," said another. - (Vagabonds of Gor)