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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Men and women, many in rags, brandishing knives and implements, mixed with soldiers, poured into the great hall. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #4)
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13 4 Men and View more quotes about women">women, many in rags, brandishing knives and implements, mixed with soldiers, poured into the great hall.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 1 The Golden Cage; Miles of Argentum Speaks with Me The great beam cracked, and then splintered, and the doors burst in at the far end of the aisle, leading towards the throne.
13 2 I clutched the arms of the throne in terror.
13 3 Before this I had heard the screams of the crowd outside the doors, their shouting and pounding, then the striking of a heavy beam against the door.
13 4 Men and women, many in rags, brandishing knives and implements, mixed with soldiers, poured into the great hall.
13 5 The doors were open, and one hung awry on its hinges.
13 6 The mob, with the soldiers, swirling about the heavy beam, now dropped, which had been used to breach the doors, flooded toward the dais.
13 7 At the foot of the dais, shaking fists, shouting angrily, some restrained by soldiers, the crowd stopped.
The Golden Cage; Miles of Argentum Speaks with Me The great beam cracked, and then splintered, and the doors burst in at the far end of the aisle, leading towards the throne. I clutched the arms of the throne in terror. Before this I had heard the screams of the crowd outside the doors, their shouting and pounding, then the striking of a heavy beam against the door. Men and women, many in rags, brandishing knives and implements, mixed with soldiers, poured into the great hall. The doors were open, and one hung awry on its hinges. The mob, with the soldiers, swirling about the heavy beam, now dropped, which had been used to breach the doors, flooded toward the dais. At the foot of the dais, shaking fists, shouting angrily, some restrained by soldiers, the crowd stopped. - (Kajira of Gor)