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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

In what seemed a breath later I saw guardsmen of Treve, swords drawn, burst onto the terrace, come, too, doubtless from the bridge. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #472)
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24 472 In what View more quotes about seemed">seemed a breath later I saw guardsmen of Treve, swords drawn, burst onto the terrace, come, too, doubtless from the bridge.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 469 They had perhaps forced the rear entrance, and used this as an avenue onto the terrace.
24 470 An instant later I saw intruders, fleeing past on my left, having come doubtless from the bridge.
24 471 One, only yards away, pitched rolling to the terrace, the quarrel of a crossbow in his back.
24 472 In what seemed a breath later I saw guardsmen of Treve, swords drawn, burst onto the terrace, come, too, doubtless from the bridge.
24 473 One intruder turned to fight, but was cut down by five men.
24 474 Others hurried across the terrace, toward the far stairway.
24 475 The men who had guarded the group near the center of the terrace now rushed from the group, some to seize the reins of tarns, others running toward the stairway.
They had perhaps forced the rear entrance, and used this as an avenue onto the terrace. An instant later I saw intruders, fleeing past on my left, having come doubtless from the bridge. One, only yards away, pitched rolling to the terrace, the quarrel of a crossbow in his back. In what seemed a breath later I saw guardsmen of Treve, swords drawn, burst onto the terrace, come, too, doubtless from the bridge. One intruder turned to fight, but was cut down by five men. Others hurried across the terrace, toward the far stairway. The men who had guarded the group near the center of the terrace now rushed from the group, some to seize the reins of tarns, others running toward the stairway. - (Witness of Gor)