Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 156 | I turned to the men. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 153 | "We View more quotes about might">might help," remarked Harold. |
| 23 | 154 | "Yes!" I cried. |
| 23 | 155 | "Korobans are slow to think of such matters," he remarked. |
| 23 | 156 | I turned to the men. |
| 23 | 157 | "Open the wagons!" I cried. |
| 23 | 158 | "To your animals!" And in an instant it seemed the wagon lashings had been cut by quivas and our hundreds of warriors, the pitiful remnant of our two Thousands, swept forth upon the Paravaci, riding as though they had been fresh rested and ready, shouting the wild war cry of the Tuchuks. |
| 23 | 159 | It was not until late that afternoon that I met with Hakimba of the Kataii and Conrad of the Kassars. |
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"We might help," remarked Harold.
"Yes!" I cried.
"Korobans are slow to think of such matters," he remarked.
I turned to the men.
"Open the wagons!" I cried.
"To your animals!" And in an instant it seemed the wagon lashings had been cut by quivas and our hundreds of warriors, the pitiful remnant of our two Thousands, swept forth upon the Paravaci, riding as though they had been fresh rested and ready, shouting the wild war cry of the Tuchuks.
It was not until late that afternoon that I met with Hakimba of the Kataii and Conrad of the Kassars.
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