Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 12 | 707 | It was View more quotes about clear">clear evidence that Targo had recognized the seriousness of his predicament, and the odds by which he was outnumbered and the probable result of continuing the engagement. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 12 | 704 | Meanwhile the real treasure was escaping. |
| 12 | 705 | Targo, a rational man, and a brilliant slaver, had chosen to purchase his own life, and that of his men, and the safety of his gold, by the flight of the slave girls. |
| 12 | 706 | It had been a desperate measure, and one not willingly adopted by a merchant. |
| 12 | 707 | It was clear evidence that Targo had recognized the seriousness of his predicament, and the odds by which he was outnumbered and the probable result of continuing the engagement. |
| 12 | 708 | "Come, El-in-or!" screamed Ute. |
| 12 | 709 | "Come!" Ute pulled with both her hands on the strap that bound us together and I, stumbling, fled after her. |
| 12 | 710 | We turned once. |
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Meanwhile the real treasure was escaping.
Targo, a rational man, and a brilliant slaver, had chosen to purchase his own life, and that of his men, and the safety of his gold, by the flight of the slave girls.
It had been a desperate measure, and one not willingly adopted by a merchant.
It was clear evidence that Targo had recognized the seriousness of his predicament, and the odds by which he was outnumbered and the probable result of continuing the engagement.
"Come, El-in-or!" screamed Ute.
"Come!" Ute pulled with both her hands on the strap that bound us together and I, stumbling, fled after her.
We turned once.
- (Captive of Gor)