Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 727 | I could see lights on the View more quotes about river">River Dragon, moored at the nearby wharf. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 724 | The pounding of spear shafts and butts produces serious bruising. |
| 37 | 725 | "I still do not see him," I said, looking about, outside the large portal to the warehouse. |
| 37 | 726 | The street was darker than I had anticipated. |
| 37 | 727 | I could see lights on the River Dragon, moored at the nearby wharf. |
| 37 | 728 | The crowds were thinning out, and, I feared, the streets would be soon deserted. |
| 37 | 729 | I did see a pair of guardsmen at the land end of the wharf, and a number of Pani were taking up stations near the now-closed warehouse. |
| 37 | 730 | That much was surely to the good. |
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The pounding of spear shafts and butts produces serious bruising.
"I still do not see him," I said, looking about, outside the large portal to the warehouse.
The street was darker than I had anticipated.
I could see lights on the River Dragon, moored at the nearby wharf.
The crowds were thinning out, and, I feared, the streets would be soon deserted.
I did see a pair of guardsmen at the land end of the wharf, and a number of Pani were taking up stations near the now-closed warehouse.
That much was surely to the good.
- (Mariners of Gor)