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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Moreover, the party would presumably proceed slowly in this unfamiliar terrain, and certainly with the Crag of Kleinias in the offing, rearing up before them, into the sky. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #427)
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26 427 Moreover, the View more quotes about party">party would presumably proceed slowly in this unfamiliar terrain, and certainly with the Crag of Kleinias in the offing, rearing up before them, into the sky.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 424 We were well behind the party, but I had little doubt that we, a free man and one slave, might shortly overtake it, possibly within the passage of an Ahn.
26 425 The Lady Bina was robed, though less decorously than would have been thought proper in Ar, and Mina, our captive, was leashed and bound.
26 426 Such things commonly reduce the speed of a march.
26 427 Moreover, the party would presumably proceed slowly in this unfamiliar terrain, and certainly with the Crag of Kleinias in the offing, rearing up before them, into the sky.
26 428 "I am lovely, am I not?" I asked Master Desmond.
26 429 "Yes," he said, "and vain, and such".
26 430 "Might I not now bring a good price?" I asked.
We were well behind the party, but I had little doubt that we, a free man and one slave, might shortly overtake it, possibly within the passage of an Ahn. The Lady Bina was robed, though less decorously than would have been thought proper in Ar, and Mina, our captive, was leashed and bound. Such things commonly reduce the speed of a march. Moreover, the party would presumably proceed slowly in this unfamiliar terrain, and certainly with the Crag of Kleinias in the offing, rearing up before them, into the sky. "I am lovely, am I not?" I asked Master Desmond. "Yes," he said, "and vain, and such". "Might I not now bring a good price?" I asked. - (Conspirators of Gor)