Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 797 | View more quotes about among">Among sentries it is common to have at least one on duty, or an officer of the guard in the vicinity, who can read, someone who can interpret letters, passes, and such, if need be. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 794 | "Oh," said the second. |
| 20 | 795 | The first, at least, it seemed, could read. |
| 20 | 796 | To be sure, he had not seemed too pleased with what he had read. |
| 20 | 797 | Among sentries it is common to have at least one on duty, or an officer of the guard in the vicinity, who can read, someone who can interpret letters, passes, and such, if need be. |
| 20 | 798 | Most sentries, of course, are looking for a password, or watchword. |
| 20 | 799 | These are changed frequently, at least once daily. |
| 20 | 800 | "Take her forward," said the first sentry, "and ask for the tent of the slave marshal". |
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"Oh," said the second.
The first, at least, it seemed, could read.
To be sure, he had not seemed too pleased with what he had read.
Among sentries it is common to have at least one on duty, or an officer of the guard in the vicinity, who can read, someone who can interpret letters, passes, and such, if need be.
Most sentries, of course, are looking for a password, or watchword.
These are changed frequently, at least once daily.
"Take her forward," said the first sentry, "and ask for the tent of the slave marshal".
- (Prize of Gor)