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

The column, as a whole, I conjectured, is separated from this column, a shorter column, on the trail, which must be the vanguard. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #29)
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27 29 The column, as a View more quotes about whole">whole, I conjectured, is separated from this column, a shorter column, on the trail, which must be the vanguard.

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

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27 26 A column was indeed approaching.
27 27 Before it were carried the narrow, vertical banners of Lord Temmu.
27 28 The order of march seemed ragged.
27 29 The column, as a whole, I conjectured, is separated from this column, a shorter column, on the trail, which must be the vanguard.
27 30 I turned the glass on the village, and its road.
27 31 The thatched roofs swirled into focus, and the darkness on the road resolved itself into tiny figures, and several hand-drawn carts.
27 32 Among these figures I made out what seemed to be a coffle, of some eight or ten figures, being moved northwest, toward the mountains.
A column was indeed approaching. Before it were carried the narrow, vertical banners of Lord Temmu. The order of march seemed ragged. The column, as a whole, I conjectured, is separated from this column, a shorter column, on the trail, which must be the vanguard. I turned the glass on the village, and its road. The thatched roofs swirled into focus, and the darkness on the road resolved itself into tiny figures, and several hand-drawn carts. Among these figures I made out what seemed to be a coffle, of some eight or ten figures, being moved northwest, toward the mountains. - (Mariners of Gor)