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

Out in the harbor itself the small boats and rafts of Cosians which had been approaching to attack were now hurrying to the shore, to one side or another, to take shelter near the most convenient guard station. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #177)
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20 177 Out in the harbor View more quotes about itself">itself the small boats and rafts of Cosians which had been approaching to attack were now hurrying to the shore, to one side or another, to take shelter near the most convenient guard station.

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

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20 174 The Cosians that had been there fled before them.
20 175 There remained the three openings, then, in the chain of rafts.
20 176 Indeed, two trains of rafts now floated untethered in the harbor, and the other two trains floated loose, fastened only at one end, each still fastened to great pilings driven into the sand near guard stations, one on each side of the harbor.
20 177 Out in the harbor itself the small boats and rafts of Cosians which had been approaching to attack were now hurrying to the shore, to one side or another, to take shelter near the most convenient guard station.
20 178 One ship after another of the newcomers then entered the harbor.
20 179 The flagship, even now, was easing itself against the outer pier.
20 180 "I do not understand what is going on," I said.
The Cosians that had been there fled before them. There remained the three openings, then, in the chain of rafts. Indeed, two trains of rafts now floated untethered in the harbor, and the other two trains floated loose, fastened only at one end, each still fastened to great pilings driven into the sand near guard stations, one on each side of the harbor. Out in the harbor itself the small boats and rafts of Cosians which had been approaching to attack were now hurrying to the shore, to one side or another, to take shelter near the most convenient guard station. One ship after another of the newcomers then entered the harbor. The flagship, even now, was easing itself against the outer pier. "I do not understand what is going on," I said. - (Renegades of Gor)