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

I suspect that the men, on the barges, on the craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #196)
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17 196 I View more quotes about suspect">suspect that the men, on the barges, on the craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward.

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

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17 193 "Labienus will speak to us," said a man.
17 194 "What is that sound?" asked a man, frightened.
17 195 If Labienus was prepared to address the men, he did not then begin to speak.
17 196 I suspect that the men, on the barges, on the craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward.
17 197 I had never been in the delta at this particular time.
17 198 I now, I was sure, understood the absence of the rencers.
17 199 "Listen," said a man.
"Labienus will speak to us," said a man. "What is that sound?" asked a man, frightened. If Labienus was prepared to address the men, he did not then begin to speak. I suspect that the men, on the barges, on the craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward. I had never been in the delta at this particular time. I now, I was sure, understood the absence of the rencers. "Listen," said a man. - (Vagabonds of Gor)