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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I shall wait, at least for a time," I said. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1213)
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1 1213 "I View more quotes about shall">shall wait, at least for a time," I said.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 1210 A company of tarnsmen, such as that of Artemidorus, is not burdened in flight with the transport of such items.
1 1211 Such a group would normally move, of course, with their war gear, such as missiles and weaponry, and supplies for a given number of days.
1 1212 "I do not think he is there now," called the fellow after me.
1 1213 "I shall wait, at least for a time," I said.
1 1214 Then I shook the canvas of the threshold curtain and, not receiving a response, entered.
1 1215 It was rather dark within and so I struck a light with the fire-maker from my pouch, located a lamp, and lit it.
1 1216 I did not think there was any point, under the circumstances, given my conversation with the fellow outside, and so on, in trying to keep it a secret that someone was within the tent.
A company of tarnsmen, such as that of Artemidorus, is not burdened in flight with the transport of such items. Such a group would normally move, of course, with their war gear, such as missiles and weaponry, and supplies for a given number of days. "I do not think he is there now," called the fellow after me. "I shall wait, at least for a time," I said. Then I shook the canvas of the threshold curtain and, not receiving a response, entered. It was rather dark within and so I struck a light with the fire-maker from my pouch, located a lamp, and lit it. I did not think there was any point, under the circumstances, given my conversation with the fellow outside, and so on, in trying to keep it a secret that someone was within the tent. - (Vagabonds of Gor)