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

Grendel had followed him, with his hands on the rope, the other end about his own waist, to draw him to safety if the snow gave way. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #234)
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49 234 View more quotes about grendel">Grendel had followed him, with his hands on the rope, the other end about his own waist, to draw him to safety if the snow gave way.

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

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49 231 He had opened a day stall on the Street of Coins.
49 232 It was not easy to think of him with scales and an abacus.
49 233 It was easier to remember him on his rope, ahead of the wagons, plunging his great staff through the snow, wary of concealed crevices.
49 234 Grendel had followed him, with his hands on the rope, the other end about his own waist, to draw him to safety if the snow gave way.
49 235 It had, several times.
49 236 Akesinos had remained in Venna, to hire himself out as a wagon guard, an honest guard, I hoped.
49 237 He had also invested some of his resources to obtain a share in a small tavern in Venna.
He had opened a day stall on the Street of Coins. It was not easy to think of him with scales and an abacus. It was easier to remember him on his rope, ahead of the wagons, plunging his great staff through the snow, wary of concealed crevices. Grendel had followed him, with his hands on the rope, the other end about his own waist, to draw him to safety if the snow gave way. It had, several times. Akesinos had remained in Venna, to hire himself out as a wagon guard, an honest guard, I hoped. He had also invested some of his resources to obtain a share in a small tavern in Venna. - (Conspirators of Gor)