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

Also the very pole I was using for the raft had been gilded, though the gilding, when I retrieved it from the marsh, had been muchly burned away. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #430)
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19 430 Also the very View more quotes about pole">pole I was using for the raft had been gilded, though the gilding, when I retrieved it from the marsh, had been muchly burned away.

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

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19 427 After they had gone I was still kept in the hut, though now bound hand and foot.
19 428 Then yesterday morning I was brought here".
19 429 I found these things easy to believe, given her present situation.
19 430 Also the very pole I was using for the raft had been gilded, though the gilding, when I retrieved it from the marsh, had been muchly burned away.
19 431 "Why have they put me here?" she asked.
19 432 "Do they not know the danger from tharlarion?" "You have been put here for tharlarion," I said.
19 433 "Surely you must have suspected that".
After they had gone I was still kept in the hut, though now bound hand and foot. Then yesterday morning I was brought here". I found these things easy to believe, given her present situation. Also the very pole I was using for the raft had been gilded, though the gilding, when I retrieved it from the marsh, had been muchly burned away. "Why have they put me here?" she asked. "Do they not know the danger from tharlarion?" "You have been put here for tharlarion," I said. "Surely you must have suspected that". - (Vagabonds of Gor)