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The line of march would take its way rather closely to us. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1164)

I, of course, drew back with him. He did not seem disturbed, or surprised, at the line of march. I sensed that he had expected it, that he had, perhaps, been waiting for it, that he had scouted it. The line of march would take its way rather closely to us. We were concealed in brush, silent. The line of march approached the trees. I could see that, on the first carried platform, there were some five figures, those of women; on the second there were several chests and boxes, some covered with sheens of glistening material; in the wagon, under a loose canvas, were other boxes, but simpler and grosser in appearance, and poles and tenting materials, and arms and casks of fluid. - (Slave Girl of Gor)