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

Many of these had apparently been lured into the mire by rencers who had permitted themselves to be seen, and pursued, rencers who doubtless knew their way through the area, perhaps even drawing up safe-passage markers behind them. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #38)
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15 38 Many of these had View more quotes about apparently">apparently been lured into the mire by rencers who had permitted themselves to be seen, and pursued, rencers who doubtless knew their way through the area, perhaps even drawing up safe-passage markers behind them.

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

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15 35 Other reports soon began to trickle in.
15 36 Two columns had been decimated in rencer attacks.
15 37 Hundreds of men had perished in quicksand.
15 38 Many of these had apparently been lured into the mire by rencers who had permitted themselves to be seen, and pursued, rencers who doubtless knew their way through the area, perhaps even drawing up safe-passage markers behind them.
15 39 Others had fallen to the attacks of tharlarion and the marsh shark, which becomes particularly aggressive early in the morning and toward dusk, its common feeding times.
15 40 Sickness and infections, too, were rampant.
15 41 Hunger, exposure, sunstroke, and dysentery were common.
Other reports soon began to trickle in. Two columns had been decimated in rencer attacks. Hundreds of men had perished in quicksand. Many of these had apparently been lured into the mire by rencers who had permitted themselves to be seen, and pursued, rencers who doubtless knew their way through the area, perhaps even drawing up safe-passage markers behind them. Others had fallen to the attacks of tharlarion and the marsh shark, which becomes particularly aggressive early in the morning and toward dusk, its common feeding times. Sickness and infections, too, were rampant. Hunger, exposure, sunstroke, and dysentery were common. - (Vagabonds of Gor)