Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 475 | "May I have a lantern?" I View more quotes about asked">asked one of the Pani, and, given this artifact, I moved back, between the trees. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 472 | If that were the case, I had nothing to concern myself with at present from that quarter. |
| 28 | 473 | I hoped not. |
| 28 | 474 | Similarly, if there were spies or assassins in the camp, it seemed to me that their target of primary interest, once it was decided to strike, would be not me but Lord Nishida. |
| 28 | 475 | "May I have a lantern?" I asked one of the Pani, and, given this artifact, I moved back, between the trees. |
| 28 | 476 | Two or three men accompanied me, and, too, so did Lord Nishida. |
| 28 | 477 | It was easy to discover where Quintus had been attacked, from the dislodgment of the leaves, the rupture of the earth, the sight and smell of blood. |
| 28 | 478 | There was no doubt the attack had been by a sleen, as there were sleen tracks about. |
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If that were the case, I had nothing to concern myself with at present from that quarter.
I hoped not.
Similarly, if there were spies or assassins in the camp, it seemed to me that their target of primary interest, once it was decided to strike, would be not me but Lord Nishida.
"May I have a lantern?" I asked one of the Pani, and, given this artifact, I moved back, between the trees.
Two or three men accompanied me, and, too, so did Lord Nishida.
It was easy to discover where Quintus had been attacked, from the dislodgment of the leaves, the rupture of the earth, the sight and smell of blood.
There was no doubt the attack had been by a sleen, as there were sleen tracks about.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)