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

There had been much laughter when one of the acrobats had fallen into the long fire, to leap scrambling from it, rolling in the dirt. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #214)
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13 214 There had been much laughter when one of the acrobats had View more quotes about fallen">fallen into the long fire, to leap scrambling from it, rolling in the dirt.

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

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13 211 Near him, beside the high seat, sat his woman, Bera, her hair worn high on her head, in a kirtle of yellow wool with scarlet cape of the fur of the red sea sleen, and, about her neck, necklaces of gold.
13 212 * * * * We had fed well in the hall of Svein Blue Tooth.
13 213 During the meal, for Svein was a rich man, there had been acrobats, and jugglers and minstrels.
13 214 There had been much laughter when one of the acrobats had fallen into the long fire, to leap scrambling from it, rolling in the dirt.
13 215 Two other men, to settle a grievance, had had a tug of war, a bosk hide stretched between them, across the long fire.
13 216 When one had been pulled into the fire the other had thrown the hide over him and stomped upon him.
13 217 Before the fellow in the fire could free himself he had been much burned.
Near him, beside the high seat, sat his woman, Bera, her hair worn high on her head, in a kirtle of yellow wool with scarlet cape of the fur of the red sea sleen, and, about her neck, necklaces of gold. * * * * We had fed well in the hall of Svein Blue Tooth. During the meal, for Svein was a rich man, there had been acrobats, and jugglers and minstrels. There had been much laughter when one of the acrobats had fallen into the long fire, to leap scrambling from it, rolling in the dirt. Two other men, to settle a grievance, had had a tug of war, a bosk hide stretched between them, across the long fire. When one had been pulled into the fire the other had thrown the hide over him and stomped upon him. Before the fellow in the fire could free himself he had been much burned. - (Marauders of Gor)