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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

To reconnoiter, to open wounds I had not borne, or to die? I had not been at the camp when it had fallen. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #64)
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2 64 To reconnoiter, to View more quotes about open">open wounds I had not borne, or to die? I had not been at the camp when it had fallen.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 61 "Steady, be steady, friend," I called to him, chagrined, soothingly.
2 62 Again the mighty appendages found their beat, and the bird again sped, with no altered signal from the straps, on the course I had set.
2 63 Why should I return to the first camp, I asked myself.
2 64 To reconnoiter, to open wounds I had not borne, or to die? I had not been at the camp when it had fallen.
2 65 Cry out to the hills, fool, I thought, when you are alone.
2 66 Howl your misery and weep your tears of rage when none are about to hear, when none are about to see.
2 67 The stone is hard and does not weep; the sword is silent, and speaks only to flesh, and then briefly, swiftly.
"Steady, be steady, friend," I called to him, chagrined, soothingly. Again the mighty appendages found their beat, and the bird again sped, with no altered signal from the straps, on the course I had set. Why should I return to the first camp, I asked myself. To reconnoiter, to open wounds I had not borne, or to die? I had not been at the camp when it had fallen. Cry out to the hills, fool, I thought, when you are alone. Howl your misery and weep your tears of rage when none are about to hear, when none are about to see. The stone is hard and does not weep; the sword is silent, and speaks only to flesh, and then briefly, swiftly. - (Rebels of Gor)