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

We had, however, following others, including the several men bearing the two large, strange, apparently weighty boxes or crates unloaded from our galley, soon left Tarncamp, and, by a short trail, emerged onto what we learned was a training area of sorts. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #79)
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15 79 We had, however, View more quotes about following">following others, including the several men bearing the two large, strange, apparently weighty boxes or crates unloaded from our galley, soon left Tarncamp, and, by a short trail, emerged onto what we learned was a training area of sorts.

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

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15 76 We saw wagons, filled with logs, drawn by tharlarion.
15 77 We also saw stables in which such beasts might be fed, watered, and sheltered.
15 78 The journey here had taken some four days.
15 79 We had, however, following others, including the several men bearing the two large, strange, apparently weighty boxes or crates unloaded from our galley, soon left Tarncamp, and, by a short trail, emerged onto what we learned was a training area of sorts.
15 80 Here I had my first clear sight of tarns.
15 81 Before, in the forest, I had known them only as large, frightening shadows overhead, rapid, monstrous darknesses overhead, storms of wings smiting the air, whose passage had torn leaves from the canopy, these then showering downward, scattering about us.
15 82 Too, I had not forgotten the single wild, streaming, raucous scream I had heard.
We saw wagons, filled with logs, drawn by tharlarion. We also saw stables in which such beasts might be fed, watered, and sheltered. The journey here had taken some four days. We had, however, following others, including the several men bearing the two large, strange, apparently weighty boxes or crates unloaded from our galley, soon left Tarncamp, and, by a short trail, emerged onto what we learned was a training area of sorts. Here I had my first clear sight of tarns. Before, in the forest, I had known them only as large, frightening shadows overhead, rapid, monstrous darknesses overhead, storms of wings smiting the air, whose passage had torn leaves from the canopy, these then showering downward, scattering about us. Too, I had not forgotten the single wild, streaming, raucous scream I had heard. - (Smugglers of Gor)