Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 60 | 262 | The View more quotes about line">line had parted, allowing the passage of what appeared to be two large Kurii. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 60 | 259 | "How better to go to the Cities of Dust?" he asked. |
| 60 | 260 | "Wait!" said Tyrtaios, suddenly, and backed away some yards, and pointed to our right. |
| 60 | 261 | At that point, opposite the stands, where there was a line of soldiers closing off the field, something, apparently unexpected, at least by most, was taking place. |
| 60 | 262 | The line had parted, allowing the passage of what appeared to be two large Kurii. |
| 60 | 263 | The first was swathed in chains, and the second, apparently the guard, or custodian, of the first, carried a large Kur ax. |
| 60 | 264 | Clearly the men in the stands, and the soldiers about, were not aware of what was occurring. |
| 60 | 265 | Similarly, it seemed that few of the Kurii, at least at first, understood what was taking place. |
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"How better to go to the Cities of Dust?" he asked.
"Wait!" said Tyrtaios, suddenly, and backed away some yards, and pointed to our right.
At that point, opposite the stands, where there was a line of soldiers closing off the field, something, apparently unexpected, at least by most, was taking place.
The line had parted, allowing the passage of what appeared to be two large Kurii.
The first was swathed in chains, and the second, apparently the guard, or custodian, of the first, carried a large Kur ax.
Clearly the men in the stands, and the soldiers about, were not aware of what was occurring.
Similarly, it seemed that few of the Kurii, at least at first, understood what was taking place.
- (Plunder of Gor)