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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

One of the fellows, shouting angrily, turned his tharlarion about and, waving his lance, urging it up the slope toward them, charged them. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #323)
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3 323 One of the View more quotes about fellows">fellows, shouting angrily, turned his tharlarion about and, waving his lance, urging it up the slope toward them, charged them.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 320 They would probably bring their captors in the neighborhood of a copper tarsk apiece.
3 321 The fellows on the tharlarion looked down at the wagons and then moved down the hill and forward.
3 322 Two or three women, I now saw, coming over the hill, had apparently been following them, probably on foot from some village.
3 323 One of the fellows, shouting angrily, turned his tharlarion about and, waving his lance, urging it up the slope toward them, charged them.
3 324 They scattered before him, and he, not pursuing them, turned about and, in a moment, had rejoined his fellows.
3 325 The women now hung back, daring to follow no further.
3 326 I looked after the riders, now two or three wagons ahead of us, the two peasant lads, and the female, stumbling behind them on her tether.
They would probably bring their captors in the neighborhood of a copper tarsk apiece. The fellows on the tharlarion looked down at the wagons and then moved down the hill and forward. Two or three women, I now saw, coming over the hill, had apparently been following them, probably on foot from some village. One of the fellows, shouting angrily, turned his tharlarion about and, waving his lance, urging it up the slope toward them, charged them. They scattered before him, and he, not pursuing them, turned about and, in a moment, had rejoined his fellows. The women now hung back, daring to follow no further. I looked after the riders, now two or three wagons ahead of us, the two peasant lads, and the female, stumbling behind them on her tether. - (Mercenaries of Gor)