Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 17 | 645 | I saw the View more quotes about head">head move again, and again stop. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 642 | There seemed to me no point in staying where I was. |
| 17 | 643 | As soon as the ram was free of the opening, it would presumably be held back, in place, and then men would come through the portal, one by one, or in twos and threes. |
| 17 | 644 | I could not well defend it, not indefinitely, not against quarrels, as well, with no shield. |
| 17 | 645 | I saw the head move again, and again stop. |
| 17 | 646 | I then sheathed my sword and half slid, half ran, down the slope of the debris and reached the stone flooring of the covered way. |
| 17 | 647 | Aemilianus looked up at me, dully. |
| 17 | 648 | There were men at the props of the scaffolding holding up the masonry that, when it fell, would block the east corridor. |
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There seemed to me no point in staying where I was.
As soon as the ram was free of the opening, it would presumably be held back, in place, and then men would come through the portal, one by one, or in twos and threes.
I could not well defend it, not indefinitely, not against quarrels, as well, with no shield.
I saw the head move again, and again stop.
I then sheathed my sword and half slid, half ran, down the slope of the debris and reached the stone flooring of the covered way.
Aemilianus looked up at me, dully.
There were men at the props of the scaffolding holding up the masonry that, when it fell, would block the east corridor.
- (Renegades of Gor)