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

There seemed little, if anything, to draw against!" "Only a shadow," wept a man, "a movement in the rence, a suspicion, and then the arrows, and the arrows!" "What were the casualties?" asked the officer. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #207)
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13 207 There View more quotes about seemed">seemed little, if anything, to draw against!" "Only a shadow," wept a man, "a movement in the rence, a suspicion, and then the arrows, and the arrows!" "What were the casualties?" asked the officer.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 204 "There must have been hundreds of them, for pasangs," said a fellow from below, in the water.
13 205 "We could not fight," said another.
13 206 "We could not find them.
13 207 There seemed little, if anything, to draw against!" "Only a shadow," wept a man, "a movement in the rence, a suspicion, and then the arrows, and the arrows!" "What were the casualties?" asked the officer.
13 208 "It was a rout, a slaughter!" cried a fellow.
13 209 "What is your estimate of the casualties?" repeated the officer, insistently.
13 210 "The right flank is gone!" wept a man.
"There must have been hundreds of them, for pasangs," said a fellow from below, in the water. "We could not fight," said another. "We could not find them. There seemed little, if anything, to draw against!" "Only a shadow," wept a man, "a movement in the rence, a suspicion, and then the arrows, and the arrows!" "What were the casualties?" asked the officer. "It was a rout, a slaughter!" cried a fellow. "What is your estimate of the casualties?" repeated the officer, insistently. "The right flank is gone!" wept a man. - (Vagabonds of Gor)