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

Some mercenaries, I supposed, who did not die on the beach, would be forced back, wading, fighting, into the river, to die there and be washed downstream. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #14)
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32 14 Some View more quotes about mercenaries">mercenaries, I supposed, who did not die on the beach, would be forced back, wading, fighting, into the river, to die there and be washed downstream.

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

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32 11 Many others, drovers, tarnsters, skilled artisans, and such, were not permitted on the beach.
32 12 My men, of the cavalry, were not in evidence either.
32 13 The place of killing was the beach, a corridor between the soft flow of the Alexandra and the platform, on which were found Lords Nishida and Okimoto, with its fronting and flanking, extended mass of armed observers, almost wholly Pani.
32 14 Some mercenaries, I supposed, who did not die on the beach, would be forced back, wading, fighting, into the river, to die there and be washed downstream.
32 15 A blast was blown, this on a large conch trumpet.
32 16 This trumpet is called a horagai.
32 17 It is sometimes used in Pani warfare as a battle horn, a signaling device to regulate the movements of troops.
Many others, drovers, tarnsters, skilled artisans, and such, were not permitted on the beach. My men, of the cavalry, were not in evidence either. The place of killing was the beach, a corridor between the soft flow of the Alexandra and the platform, on which were found Lords Nishida and Okimoto, with its fronting and flanking, extended mass of armed observers, almost wholly Pani. Some mercenaries, I supposed, who did not die on the beach, would be forced back, wading, fighting, into the river, to die there and be washed downstream. A blast was blown, this on a large conch trumpet. This trumpet is called a horagai. It is sometimes used in Pani warfare as a battle horn, a signaling device to regulate the movements of troops. - (Swordsmen of Gor)