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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Some of the enemy then turned about, to flee back to the shelter of the trees and, momentarily, the housing area. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #36)
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18 36 Some of the View more quotes about enemy">enemy then turned about, to flee back to the shelter of the trees and, momentarily, the housing area.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 33 "Cowards! Cowards!" cried one of the warriors, turning about, wildly.
18 34 But then he fell, pierced by a dozen arrows.
18 35 He who would throw himself into the jaws of a larl may not be a coward, but he is surely a fool.
18 36 Some of the enemy then turned about, to flee back to the shelter of the trees and, momentarily, the housing area.
18 37 Few reached the track, even backing away.
18 38 Others fled into the forest, beyond the wands.
18 39 I heard the roar of larls, and screams, from north of the track.
"Cowards! Cowards!" cried one of the warriors, turning about, wildly. But then he fell, pierced by a dozen arrows. He who would throw himself into the jaws of a larl may not be a coward, but he is surely a fool. Some of the enemy then turned about, to flee back to the shelter of the trees and, momentarily, the housing area. Few reached the track, even backing away. Others fled into the forest, beyond the wands. I heard the roar of larls, and screams, from north of the track. - (Swordsmen of Gor)