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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then to my dismay I saw two more crossbowmen, this time on a nearby roof. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #54)
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20 54 Then to my dismay I saw two more crossbowmen, this View more quotes about time">time on a nearby roof.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 51 Harold's arm flashed past me and the fellow stood suddenly still, then his knees gave slowly way beneath him and he fell to the flooring of the porch, a quiva hilt protruding from his chest, the crossbow clattering beside him.
20 52 "Go ahead," I commanded Harold.
20 53 I could now hear more men coming, running.
20 54 Then to my dismay I saw two more crossbowmen, this time on a nearby roof.
20 55 "I see them!" one of them cried.
20 56 Harold sped along the bridge, Hereena in his arms, and disappeared into the keep.
20 57 Two swordsmen now rushed from the building, leaping over the fallen crossbowman, and raced along the bridge toward me.
Harold's arm flashed past me and the fellow stood suddenly still, then his knees gave slowly way beneath him and he fell to the flooring of the porch, a quiva hilt protruding from his chest, the crossbow clattering beside him. "Go ahead," I commanded Harold. I could now hear more men coming, running. Then to my dismay I saw two more crossbowmen, this time on a nearby roof. "I see them!" one of them cried. Harold sped along the bridge, Hereena in his arms, and disappeared into the keep. Two swordsmen now rushed from the building, leaping over the fallen crossbowman, and raced along the bridge toward me. - (Nomads of Gor)