Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 326 | The guardsmen, the View more quotes about warriors">warriors, either, would surely far outnumber the intruders. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 323 | Had there been doubt as to their location in the city, which seemed doubtful, it had now been dispelled. |
| 24 | 324 | Surely guardsmen of the city must have formed by now. |
| 24 | 325 | And so, too, would have warriors quartered within the walls, though the accustomed precincts of their duty lay not within the city itself. |
| 24 | 326 | The guardsmen, the warriors, either, would surely far outnumber the intruders. |
| 24 | 327 | Why did the intruders not fly? Did they not realize the danger in which they stood? I saw another man put to the sword, then another woman. |
| 24 | 328 | I saw two more slave girls flee out of a building. |
| 24 | 329 | They, too, like she before them, saw nowhere to run. |
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Had there been doubt as to their location in the city, which seemed doubtful, it had now been dispelled.
Surely guardsmen of the city must have formed by now.
And so, too, would have warriors quartered within the walls, though the accustomed precincts of their duty lay not within the city itself.
The guardsmen, the warriors, either, would surely far outnumber the intruders.
Why did the intruders not fly? Did they not realize the danger in which they stood? I saw another man put to the sword, then another woman.
I saw two more slave girls flee out of a building.
They, too, like she before them, saw nowhere to run.
- (Witness of Gor)