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

The object of Grunt's concern, potent as it was, did not occur to me at the time. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #319)
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16 319 The View more quotes about object">object of Grunt's concern, potent as it was, did not occur to me at the time.

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

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16 316 "That is true," said Pumpkin.
16 317 "Are they still about?" asked Grunt, nervously.
16 318 "I do not know," said Pumpkin.
16 319 The object of Grunt's concern, potent as it was, did not occur to me at the time.
16 320 "How many of the large wagons, such as those to the west, were there?" I asked.
16 321 "Something over one hundred of them," said Pumpkin.
16 322 "How many of these smaller, squarish wagons, such as this one, were there?" I asked, indicating the remains of the nearest wagon, one of those which had been with the mercenary column.
"That is true," said Pumpkin. "Are they still about?" asked Grunt, nervously. "I do not know," said Pumpkin. The object of Grunt's concern, potent as it was, did not occur to me at the time. "How many of the large wagons, such as those to the west, were there?" I asked. "Something over one hundred of them," said Pumpkin. "How many of these smaller, squarish wagons, such as this one, were there?" I asked, indicating the remains of the nearest wagon, one of those which had been with the mercenary column. - (Savages of Gor)