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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Hysterically, crowding, those citizens of Kassau who had, weeping, terrified, been lying on their stomachs in the dirt, beneath the burning roof, leapt to their feet and fled through the door. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #258)
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3 258 Hysterically, crowding, those citizens of Kassau who had, View more quotes about weeping">weeping, terrified, been lying on their stomachs in the dirt, beneath the burning roof, leapt to their feet and fled through the door.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 255 The bondmaids, their bodies exposed to them, cried out in pain.
3 256 "Open the other gate!" cried Ivar Forkbeard.
3 257 Two of his men threw open the other door of the temple.
3 258 Hysterically, crowding, those citizens of Kassau who had, weeping, terrified, been lying on their stomachs in the dirt, beneath the burning roof, leapt to their feet and fled through the door.
3 259 Ivar permitted them to leave the temple.
3 260 "They are coming out!" cried a voice from the outside.
3 261 We heard angry men running to the door, people turning, the movements of chains, flails and rakes.
The bondmaids, their bodies exposed to them, cried out in pain. "Open the other gate!" cried Ivar Forkbeard. Two of his men threw open the other door of the temple. Hysterically, crowding, those citizens of Kassau who had, weeping, terrified, been lying on their stomachs in the dirt, beneath the burning roof, leapt to their feet and fled through the door. Ivar permitted them to leave the temple. "They are coming out!" cried a voice from the outside. We heard angry men running to the door, people turning, the movements of chains, flails and rakes. - (Marauders of Gor)