Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 336 | View more quotes about elsewhere">Elsewhere in the field, and at its edges, men faced one another, many in a threatening manner. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 333 | There were cries. |
| 61 | 334 | Weapons clashed. |
| 61 | 335 | I saw a man sink to the ground. |
| 61 | 336 | Elsewhere in the field, and at its edges, men faced one another, many in a threatening manner. |
| 61 | 337 | Some held Kurii at bay with leveled spears. |
| 61 | 338 | Many men, clearly, wavered, seemingly confused, surely not knowing what to do, willing neither to obey nor to refuse to obey. |
| 61 | 339 | "Soldiers of Ar," cried Drusus Andronicus, "those of you who are men, those of you who are worthy of the Home Stone of Ar, would you let lovely properties that should be yours, and may be yours, perish under the fangs of maddened beasts?" "No!" cried a man. |
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There were cries.
Weapons clashed.
I saw a man sink to the ground.
Elsewhere in the field, and at its edges, men faced one another, many in a threatening manner.
Some held Kurii at bay with leveled spears.
Many men, clearly, wavered, seemingly confused, surely not knowing what to do, willing neither to obey nor to refuse to obey.
"Soldiers of Ar," cried Drusus Andronicus, "those of you who are men, those of you who are worthy of the Home Stone of Ar, would you let lovely properties that should be yours, and may be yours, perish under the fangs of maddened beasts?" "No!" cried a man.
- (Plunder of Gor)