Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 305 | Whistles View more quotes about came">came from the stern castle of the great ship. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 302 | Later, responsive to a second chemical, which might not be administered for months, hatching was to occur. |
| 38 | 303 | Clearly Lord Nishida's plans involved tarns beyond those of the present cavalry. |
| 38 | 304 | The wind was bitter now, at the river's edge. |
| 38 | 305 | Whistles came from the stern castle of the great ship. |
| 38 | 306 | The structures of the camp were now much aflame, and the flames were whipped by the wind. |
| 38 | 307 | I could see the mighty, towering frame, which had held the ship of Tersites, was now, too, afire. |
| 38 | 308 | "I do not like the direction of the wind," said Pertinax. |
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Later, responsive to a second chemical, which might not be administered for months, hatching was to occur.
Clearly Lord Nishida's plans involved tarns beyond those of the present cavalry.
The wind was bitter now, at the river's edge.
Whistles came from the stern castle of the great ship.
The structures of the camp were now much aflame, and the flames were whipped by the wind.
I could see the mighty, towering frame, which had held the ship of Tersites, was now, too, afire.
"I do not like the direction of the wind," said Pertinax.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)