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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I think we must either run," I said, "abandoning the girls and the goods, or stop, and make a stand". - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #100)
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10 100 "I View more quotes about think">think we must either run," I said, "abandoning the girls and the goods, or stop, and make a stand".

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 97 "On!" said Grunt, with a gesture of his whip, wheeling about on his kaiila.
10 98 "On!" With the sound of chains and collars, and some frightened sobbing, the neck-shackled beauties again took up the march.
10 99 I drew my kaiila alongside that of Grunt.
10 100 "I think we must either run," I said, "abandoning the girls and the goods, or stop, and make a stand".
10 101 "I do not think we should make a stand," said Grunt.
10 102 "We could kill the kaiila and use them, in effect, as a fort and shelter, but, even so, we would be severely outnumbered".
10 103 I said nothing.
"On!" said Grunt, with a gesture of his whip, wheeling about on his kaiila. "On!" With the sound of chains and collars, and some frightened sobbing, the neck-shackled beauties again took up the march. I drew my kaiila alongside that of Grunt. "I think we must either run," I said, "abandoning the girls and the goods, or stop, and make a stand". "I do not think we should make a stand," said Grunt. "We could kill the kaiila and use them, in effect, as a fort and shelter, but, even so, we would be severely outnumbered". I said nothing. - (Savages of Gor)