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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I watched Clitus walk slowly to the body, and then drag it to the side of the dock and thrust it over the side, into the water. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 60, Sentence #258)
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60 258 I View more quotes about watched">watched Clitus walk slowly to the body, and then drag it to the side of the dock and thrust it over the side, into the water.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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60 255 "Very well," said Clitus, and he lofted the spined tharlarion free of the trident and into the water.
60 256 I looked down the dock.
60 257 Not twenty yards away, the minion was collapsed, and unmoving.
60 258 I watched Clitus walk slowly to the body, and then drag it to the side of the dock and thrust it over the side, into the water.
60 259 It would not do to leave bodies on the dock.
60 260 Presumably the harbor guard would eventually make its appearance, once their prescribed absence had elapsed.
60 261 One supposed they had been reassigned or directed elsewhere for a time, on some pretext or other.
"Very well," said Clitus, and he lofted the spined tharlarion free of the trident and into the water. I looked down the dock. Not twenty yards away, the minion was collapsed, and unmoving. I watched Clitus walk slowly to the body, and then drag it to the side of the dock and thrust it over the side, into the water. It would not do to leave bodies on the dock. Presumably the harbor guard would eventually make its appearance, once their prescribed absence had elapsed. One supposed they had been reassigned or directed elsewhere for a time, on some pretext or other. - (Avengers of Gor)