Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 463 | In that View more quotes about direction">direction, I knew, lay one of the entrances. |
| 24 | 464 | It was the only one I knew, other than that unenviable one which lay at the top of the tower. |
| 24 | 465 | The men at the stairs, as far as I knew, had not had to defend them, unlike the men at the bridge. |
| 24 | 466 | Perhaps, disburdened of the necessities of defense, they had apprehended someone who knew, or pretended to know, a ground-level entrance, perhaps the one I knew, to the depths. |
| 24 | 467 | In any event, the commander had hurried toward the stairway. |
| 24 | 468 | Almost at the same time a line of guardsmen appeared far to my left, emerging from one of the buildings. |
| 24 | 469 | They had perhaps forced the rear entrance, and used this as an avenue onto the terrace. |
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In that direction, I knew, lay one of the entrances.
It was the only one I knew, other than that unenviable one which lay at the top of the tower.
The men at the stairs, as far as I knew, had not had to defend them, unlike the men at the bridge.
Perhaps, disburdened of the necessities of defense, they had apprehended someone who knew, or pretended to know, a ground-level entrance, perhaps the one I knew, to the depths.
In any event, the commander had hurried toward the stairway.
Almost at the same time a line of guardsmen appeared far to my left, emerging from one of the buildings.
They had perhaps forced the rear entrance, and used this as an avenue onto the terrace.
- (Witness of Gor)