Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 44 | 251 | But the View more quotes about object">object showed no interest in pursuing any of the riders or mounts. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 44 | 248 | Ichiro blew, again and again, the horn of battle. |
| 44 | 249 | Tarns, and riders, withdrew, in all directions. |
| 44 | 250 | At most one such pair might be sought at a time. |
| 44 | 251 | But the object showed no interest in pursuing any of the riders or mounts. |
| 44 | 252 | Nor did it renew its attacks on the holding. |
| 44 | 253 | It then turned about, again, and slowly circled over the holding, as though it wished that its presence, and nature, might be unmistakably noted, and, perhaps, recalled. |
| 44 | 254 | It then, soft as a winged cloud, turned south, and, wings slowly moving, disappeared over the forces of Lord Yamada, which were now reassembling. |
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Ichiro blew, again and again, the horn of battle.
Tarns, and riders, withdrew, in all directions.
At most one such pair might be sought at a time.
But the object showed no interest in pursuing any of the riders or mounts.
Nor did it renew its attacks on the holding.
It then turned about, again, and slowly circled over the holding, as though it wished that its presence, and nature, might be unmistakably noted, and, perhaps, recalled.
It then, soft as a winged cloud, turned south, and, wings slowly moving, disappeared over the forces of Lord Yamada, which were now reassembling.
- (Rebels of Gor)