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

I had heard this morning what I took to be the exchange. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #18)
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17 18 I had View more quotes about heard">heard this morning what I took to be the exchange.

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

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17 15 If anything the attack on the left, to the south, had been more devastating than that on the right, perhaps because of lesser vigilance on the left, where no village had been encountered in the path of the advance.
17 16 "Woe is Ar!" wept a man.
17 17 I thought I knew, even though hooded, who now held the key to the manacles.
17 18 I had heard this morning what I took to be the exchange.
17 19 "Woe! Woe!" cried a man.
17 20 "Four columns have been destroyed to the south!" cried a fellow.
17 21 These must be, I had then supposed, those of the left.
If anything the attack on the left, to the south, had been more devastating than that on the right, perhaps because of lesser vigilance on the left, where no village had been encountered in the path of the advance. "Woe is Ar!" wept a man. I thought I knew, even though hooded, who now held the key to the manacles. I had heard this morning what I took to be the exchange. "Woe! Woe!" cried a man. "Four columns have been destroyed to the south!" cried a fellow. These must be, I had then supposed, those of the left. - (Vagabonds of Gor)