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

We had brought with us, in our packs, camp blankets and rain blankets, and so, save for the thunder, the noise, had fared rather well. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #67)
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30 67 We had View more quotes about brought">brought with us, in our packs, camp blankets and rain blankets, and so, save for the thunder, the noise, had fared rather well.

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

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30 64 Axel had taken the first watch, and I the second.
30 65 We had warmed ourselves with carefully measured swigs of paga, from Axel's flask.
30 66 We had both brought meat and bread, and there was always the provender of the forest itself, if one can recognize it, and, in some cases, bring oneself to eat it.
30 67 We had brought with us, in our packs, camp blankets and rain blankets, and so, save for the thunder, the noise, had fared rather well.
30 68 Axel had shared his camp blanket and rain blanket with the beast, sleeping beside it.
30 69 I would not have cared to do so.
30 70 It would have been impractical to make a fire, but even had it been practical, we would not have done so.
Axel had taken the first watch, and I the second. We had warmed ourselves with carefully measured swigs of paga, from Axel's flask. We had both brought meat and bread, and there was always the provender of the forest itself, if one can recognize it, and, in some cases, bring oneself to eat it. We had brought with us, in our packs, camp blankets and rain blankets, and so, save for the thunder, the noise, had fared rather well. Axel had shared his camp blanket and rain blanket with the beast, sleeping beside it. I would not have cared to do so. It would have been impractical to make a fire, but even had it been practical, we would not have done so. - (Smugglers of Gor)