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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Most of us had been disarmed, a concomitance of the weeks of short days and cold, the length of our seizure by the ice, the reduction in rations, the deterioration of morale, the growing fear, the gradually increasing sense of desperation and hopelessness, the surliness of many, but there are always hidden weapons. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #11)
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9 11 Most of us had been disarmed, a concomitance of the weeks of View more quotes about short">short days and cold, the length of our seizure by the ice, the reduction in rations, the deterioration of morale, the growing fear, the gradually increasing sense of desperation and hopelessness, the surliness of many, but there are always hidden weapons.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 8 "Lamps have been shattered!" I heard.
9 9 "Put out the fires".
9 10 We tumbled from our quarters, casting our furs about us.
9 11 Most of us had been disarmed, a concomitance of the weeks of short days and cold, the length of our seizure by the ice, the reduction in rations, the deterioration of morale, the growing fear, the gradually increasing sense of desperation and hopelessness, the surliness of many, but there are always hidden weapons.
9 12 "We are under attack!" I heard.
9 13 "No, no!" I heard.
9 14 "What is going on?" called a fellow.
"Lamps have been shattered!" I heard. "Put out the fires". We tumbled from our quarters, casting our furs about us. Most of us had been disarmed, a concomitance of the weeks of short days and cold, the length of our seizure by the ice, the reduction in rations, the deterioration of morale, the growing fear, the gradually increasing sense of desperation and hopelessness, the surliness of many, but there are always hidden weapons. "We are under attack!" I heard. "No, no!" I heard. "What is going on?" called a fellow. - (Mariners of Gor)