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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The men brought here were mostly mercenaries, strong, rough men, many of whom were fugitives from the forces which had garrisoned and exploited Ar. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #187)
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14 187 The men View more quotes about brought">brought here were mostly mercenaries, strong, rough men, many of whom were fugitives from the forces which had garrisoned and exploited Ar.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 184 "Should I be flattered," I asked, "that I might be watched?" "That you are watched more than others?" he said.
14 185 "Yes," I said.
14 186 I knew the camp was tense.
14 187 The men brought here were mostly mercenaries, strong, rough men, many of whom were fugitives from the forces which had garrisoned and exploited Ar.
14 188 They expected, and were hungry for, the prizes of war.
14 189 Among them, too, were thieves, brigands, and cutthroats, some of whose names and descriptions adorned the public boards in more than one city.
14 190 Some of the higher sort had been collaborators in Ar, who had fled the city to avoid impalement.
"Should I be flattered," I asked, "that I might be watched?" "That you are watched more than others?" he said. "Yes," I said. I knew the camp was tense. The men brought here were mostly mercenaries, strong, rough men, many of whom were fugitives from the forces which had garrisoned and exploited Ar. They expected, and were hungry for, the prizes of war. Among them, too, were thieves, brigands, and cutthroats, some of whose names and descriptions adorned the public boards in more than one city. Some of the higher sort had been collaborators in Ar, who had fled the city to avoid impalement. - (Smugglers of Gor)