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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

There would be no point in climbing the rope as it could be cut or dropped, or, if I were not welcomed at the height of the wall, I could be cut from it there. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #335)
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10 335 There would be no View more quotes about point">point in climbing the rope as it could be cut or dropped, or, if I were not welcomed at the height of the wall, I could be cut from it there.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 332 "You are mad to come in daylight," called a voice from above.
10 333 "Put your food in the basket, quickly, and be gone! Hope that no one has seen you!" I stepped back a few yards.
10 334 I thrust the white cloth in my belt.
10 335 There would be no point in climbing the rope as it could be cut or dropped, or, if I were not welcomed at the height of the wall, I could be cut from it there.
10 336 "I am Tarl, of Port Kar," I called, "a city enemy to Cos".
10 337 "Do you have food?" called a man.
10 338 I could see his face now, in one of the crenels at the height of the wall, some eighty feet above the embankment at the foot of the wall.
"You are mad to come in daylight," called a voice from above. "Put your food in the basket, quickly, and be gone! Hope that no one has seen you!" I stepped back a few yards. I thrust the white cloth in my belt. There would be no point in climbing the rope as it could be cut or dropped, or, if I were not welcomed at the height of the wall, I could be cut from it there. "I am Tarl, of Port Kar," I called, "a city enemy to Cos". "Do you have food?" called a man. I could see his face now, in one of the crenels at the height of the wall, some eighty feet above the embankment at the foot of the wall. - (Renegades of Gor)