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

"Are you going to spend the night here?" asked Harold. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #70)
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24 70 "Are you View more quotes about going">going to spend the night here?" asked Harold.

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

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24 67 Saphrar probably had, behind his walls, more than three thousand defenders, plus a comparable number of servants and slaves, who might be of some service to him, particularly in such matters as reinforcing gates, raising the height of walls, loading crossbows, gathering arrows from within the compound, cooking and distributing food and, in the case of the women, or some of them, pleasing his warriors.
24 68 After I had finished the bosk meat I lay back on the floor, a cushion beneath my head, and stared at the ceiling.
24 69 I could see stains from our cooking fire on the vaulted dome.
24 70 "Are you going to spend the night here?" asked Harold.
24 71 "I suppose so," I said.
24 72 "But some thousand bosk came today from the wagons," he said.
24 73 I turned to look at him.
Saphrar probably had, behind his walls, more than three thousand defenders, plus a comparable number of servants and slaves, who might be of some service to him, particularly in such matters as reinforcing gates, raising the height of walls, loading crossbows, gathering arrows from within the compound, cooking and distributing food and, in the case of the women, or some of them, pleasing his warriors. After I had finished the bosk meat I lay back on the floor, a cushion beneath my head, and stared at the ceiling. I could see stains from our cooking fire on the vaulted dome. "Are you going to spend the night here?" asked Harold. "I suppose so," I said. "But some thousand bosk came today from the wagons," he said. I turned to look at him. - (Nomads of Gor)