Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 61 | 606 | I View more quotes about watched">watched him make his way through the crowd toward the land end of the wharf, toward a cluster of townsmen, merchants, and peasants, each with their case or sack of goods. |
| 61 | 607 | I heard the second gong. |
| 61 | 608 | Water would be licking higher now on the pilings of the wharf. |
| 61 | 609 | Shortly after the third gong the mooring lines would be freed, retrieved, and the ship would cast off. |
| 61 | 610 | * * * "This way," had said Lord Okimoto, leading me through one of the long corridors in the castle of Temmu, the central keep of the mountaintop holding. |
| 61 | 611 | He stopped before a large door, but one not much different from similar doors along the hallway. |
| 61 | 612 | It was, however, bolted shut, on the outside. |
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I watched him make his way through the crowd toward the land end of the wharf, toward a cluster of townsmen, merchants, and peasants, each with their case or sack of goods.
I heard the second gong.
Water would be licking higher now on the pilings of the wharf.
Shortly after the third gong the mooring lines would be freed, retrieved, and the ship would cast off.
* * * "This way," had said Lord Okimoto, leading me through one of the long corridors in the castle of Temmu, the central keep of the mountaintop holding.
He stopped before a large door, but one not much different from similar doors along the hallway.
It was, however, bolted shut, on the outside.
- (Rebels of Gor)