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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Unnoticed, the raft, with its heaped rence, drifted away from between the islands. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #231)
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6 231 Unnoticed, the View more quotes about raft">raft, with its heaped rence, drifted away from between the islands.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 228 She struggled slightly, pulling against the bonds that constrained her.
6 229 I saw her eyes looking at me, frightened, over my hand.
6 230 The torches passed.
6 231 Unnoticed, the raft, with its heaped rence, drifted away from between the islands.
7 1 I Will Hunt Lost among the rushes and sedge, out in the darkness of the marsh, some hundred yards from the rence islands, two of which were burning, Telima, bound, and I, a garland of rence flowers bloodied in my hair, watched the movement of torches, listened to the shouts of men, the screams of women, the cries of children.
7 2 The men of Port Kar had set fire to the two islands, beginning at the farther edges, to drive any who might be concealed on them, perhaps having cut burrows into the rence or hiding in the center oar wells, across the bridges toward the central island, on which had been the pole of the dance, Telima's hut.
7 3 Those who had so concealed themselves must then choose between the fire, the marsh, and the nets of slavers.
She struggled slightly, pulling against the bonds that constrained her. I saw her eyes looking at me, frightened, over my hand. The torches passed. Unnoticed, the raft, with its heaped rence, drifted away from between the islands. I Will Hunt Lost among the rushes and sedge, out in the darkness of the marsh, some hundred yards from the rence islands, two of which were burning, Telima, bound, and I, a garland of rence flowers bloodied in my hair, watched the movement of torches, listened to the shouts of men, the screams of women, the cries of children. The men of Port Kar had set fire to the two islands, beginning at the farther edges, to drive any who might be concealed on them, perhaps having cut burrows into the rence or hiding in the center oar wells, across the bridges toward the central island, on which had been the pole of the dance, Telima's hut. Those who had so concealed themselves must then choose between the fire, the marsh, and the nets of slavers. - (Raiders of Gor)