Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 334 | Men View more quotes about passed">passed me, and I thought of joining them, but one prefers fellows one knows. |
| 24 | 335 | Leros, and Aeacus, whom I knew from the high watches, had been in the first contingent and were doubtless already within the castle, or its walls. |
| 24 | 336 | I had turned about, finally, to join others, to make my way upward, when I heard my name called, "Callias!" I turned about, and, to my surprise, one not pleasant, I saw Seremides hobbling toward me, the crutch striking on the wharf planks. |
| 24 | 337 | "Noble Rutilius," I said. |
| 24 | 338 | "You know me from Ar," he snarled. |
| 24 | 339 | "So who are you?" I asked. |
| 24 | 340 | "Rutilius, Rutilius, of Ar," he said. |
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Men passed me, and I thought of joining them, but one prefers fellows one knows.
Leros, and Aeacus, whom I knew from the high watches, had been in the first contingent and were doubtless already within the castle, or its walls.
I had turned about, finally, to join others, to make my way upward, when I heard my name called, "Callias!" I turned about, and, to my surprise, one not pleasant, I saw Seremides hobbling toward me, the crutch striking on the wharf planks.
"Noble Rutilius," I said.
"You know me from Ar," he snarled.
"So who are you?" I asked.
"Rutilius, Rutilius, of Ar," he said.
- (Mariners of Gor)