Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 41 | 174 | I had View more quotes about little">little enthusiasm for the prospect of a most perilous, swinging, dizzying descent into the arms of delta brigands or, worse, being cast bodily over the wall, hopefully to be retrieved from the water before being seized by tharlarion! I think it was shortly after the eleventh Ahn that some thirty or forty red-scarfed intruders emerged into our corridor. |
| 41 | 175 | Several bore vessels and plate; some had rolled rugs or tapestries in their arms or draped over their shoulders; some had wrapped about themselves robes and cloaks. |
| 41 | 176 | "More loot," said one of the newcomers, noting the coffle. |
| 41 | 177 | "Forget them," said another. |
| 41 | 178 | "We have searched well," said another, "and none of the slaves satisfies the captain". |
| 41 | 179 | "Let us withdraw," said another. |
| 41 | 180 | "The city cannot long remain in ignorance of our presence". |
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I had little enthusiasm for the prospect of a most perilous, swinging, dizzying descent into the arms of delta brigands or, worse, being cast bodily over the wall, hopefully to be retrieved from the water before being seized by tharlarion! I think it was shortly after the eleventh Ahn that some thirty or forty red-scarfed intruders emerged into our corridor.
Several bore vessels and plate; some had rolled rugs or tapestries in their arms or draped over their shoulders; some had wrapped about themselves robes and cloaks.
"More loot," said one of the newcomers, noting the coffle.
"Forget them," said another.
"We have searched well," said another, "and none of the slaves satisfies the captain".
"Let us withdraw," said another.
"The city cannot long remain in ignorance of our presence".
- (Quarry of Gor)