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

It seems men had glimpsed the firm land, grass, and fields, and had rushed weeping, joyfully, toward them, and that it was but Ehn afterward, when the second column had emerged from the delta, that the ambush had been sprung. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #126)
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17 126 It View more quotes about seems">seems men had glimpsed the firm land, grass, and fields, and had rushed weeping, joyfully, toward them, and that it was but Ehn afterward, when the second column had emerged from the delta, that the ambush had been sprung.

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

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17 123 Many were wounded.
17 124 How many fell at the delta's edge, to the north, I could not learn.
17 125 If anything, proportionally, the losses may have been heavier there than those incurred in the attempt to exit to the south.
17 126 It seems men had glimpsed the firm land, grass, and fields, and had rushed weeping, joyfully, toward them, and that it was but Ehn afterward, when the second column had emerged from the delta, that the ambush had been sprung.
17 127 "We are trapped!" cried a man.
17 128 "There is no escape!" wept another.
17 129 "Lead us, Labienus!" called men.
Many were wounded. How many fell at the delta's edge, to the north, I could not learn. If anything, proportionally, the losses may have been heavier there than those incurred in the attempt to exit to the south. It seems men had glimpsed the firm land, grass, and fields, and had rushed weeping, joyfully, toward them, and that it was but Ehn afterward, when the second column had emerged from the delta, that the ambush had been sprung. "We are trapped!" cried a man. "There is no escape!" wept another. "Lead us, Labienus!" called men. - (Vagabonds of Gor)