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

Titus conducted Labienus back to his place, where he now sat quietly, cross-legged, as a warrior, looking out over the marsh. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #237)
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29 237 Titus View more quotes about conducted">conducted Labienus back to his place, where he now sat quietly, cross-legged, as a warrior, looking out over the marsh.

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

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29 234 "Now," said Labienus, "it should be easier to reach the meat".
29 235 "Yes, Captain," whispered the fellow with the knife.
29 236 The rest of us were silent.
29 237 Titus conducted Labienus back to his place, where he now sat quietly, cross-legged, as a warrior, looking out over the marsh.
29 238 "Let us eat," said one of the men.
29 239 The fellow with the knife began to cut the meat.
29 240 In a few moments there was again small talk in the camp, and food was passed about.
"Now," said Labienus, "it should be easier to reach the meat". "Yes, Captain," whispered the fellow with the knife. The rest of us were silent. Titus conducted Labienus back to his place, where he now sat quietly, cross-legged, as a warrior, looking out over the marsh. "Let us eat," said one of the men. The fellow with the knife began to cut the meat. In a few moments there was again small talk in the camp, and food was passed about. - (Vagabonds of Gor)