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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

The men who had followed Addison Steele, including Florian and Miles, fell like beasts of prey on the laden crowd of intruders who fell against one another, stumbling, losing their balance, buffeting and impeding one another. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 41, Sentence #201)
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41 201 The men who had View more quotes about followed">followed Addison Steele, including Florian and Miles, fell like beasts of prey on the laden crowd of intruders who fell against one another, stumbling, losing their balance, buffeting and impeding one another.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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41 198 Seek your own!" I was startled to see Florian and Miles, and others of the holding, some four or five others, following Addison Steele, each in a red scarf.
41 199 Were all these as unconscionable and traitorous, as disloyal and opportunistic, as Addison Steele? "Defend yourselves!" cried Addison Steele.
41 200 In that moment loot was strewn about, slaves screamed, men cursed, and swords flashed.
41 201 The men who had followed Addison Steele, including Florian and Miles, fell like beasts of prey on the laden crowd of intruders who fell against one another, stumbling, losing their balance, buffeting and impeding one another.
41 202 Surely the intruders considerably outnumbered the new red-scarfed arrivals but they had not been set for the attack nor had they expected it.
41 203 The advantage of surprise was with the new arrivals.
41 204 Too, how many might be behind the new arrivals? Who knew? Most of the intruders, confused and terrified, loot cast aside, turned their backs, and fled, seeking nearby exits.
Seek your own!" I was startled to see Florian and Miles, and others of the holding, some four or five others, following Addison Steele, each in a red scarf. Were all these as unconscionable and traitorous, as disloyal and opportunistic, as Addison Steele? "Defend yourselves!" cried Addison Steele. In that moment loot was strewn about, slaves screamed, men cursed, and swords flashed. The men who had followed Addison Steele, including Florian and Miles, fell like beasts of prey on the laden crowd of intruders who fell against one another, stumbling, losing their balance, buffeting and impeding one another. Surely the intruders considerably outnumbered the new red-scarfed arrivals but they had not been set for the attack nor had they expected it. The advantage of surprise was with the new arrivals. Too, how many might be behind the new arrivals? Who knew? Most of the intruders, confused and terrified, loot cast aside, turned their backs, and fled, seeking nearby exits. - (Quarry of Gor)