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

"Take a lantern," pressed one. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #135)
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25 135 "View more quotes about take">Take a lantern," pressed one.

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

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25 132 Would they not now, scattered, defeated, haggard, desperate, frightened, half-starved, have sought flight? Too, they might well fear larls.
25 133 Certainly some of these large, dreaded, clawed, fanged, fearsome beasts occasionally roared within the forests.
25 134 These were, doubtless, given the latitude, the larls of Lord Nishida, which might well still be in the vicinity, frequenting their former haunts, making their rounds as though the encirclements of wands was still in place.
25 135 "Take a lantern," pressed one.
25 136 "Shuttered, it is a burden," I said.
25 137 "Unshuttered, it illuminates a target".
25 138 "Take a buckler," said another.
Would they not now, scattered, defeated, haggard, desperate, frightened, half-starved, have sought flight? Too, they might well fear larls. Certainly some of these large, dreaded, clawed, fanged, fearsome beasts occasionally roared within the forests. These were, doubtless, given the latitude, the larls of Lord Nishida, which might well still be in the vicinity, frequenting their former haunts, making their rounds as though the encirclements of wands was still in place. "Take a lantern," pressed one. "Shuttered, it is a burden," I said. "Unshuttered, it illuminates a target". "Take a buckler," said another. - (Swordsmen of Gor)