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

Perhaps they had been gradually moved toward us, by the rencers, in effect, their herdsmen. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #15)
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15 15 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps they had been gradually moved toward us, by the rencers, in effect, their herdsmen.

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

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15 12 Too often these scouts and flankers, and rear guards, failed to return.
15 13 Now the men of Ar, I gathered, trod together, for many seemed close about.
15 14 I think many from other columns, even, with their own tales of woe and terror, may have joined ours, or caught up with us.
15 15 Perhaps they had been gradually moved toward us, by the rencers, in effect, their herdsmen.
15 16 I wondered if many wished, somehow, if only half consciously, to use his fellows for cover.
15 17 "Lines!" I had heard, often enough.
15 18 "Lines!" I had supposed then that they must have again formed lines, now doubtless, given their exhaustion, staggering, straggling lines, yet lines that would provide at least an isolation, a separation, of targets.
Too often these scouts and flankers, and rear guards, failed to return. Now the men of Ar, I gathered, trod together, for many seemed close about. I think many from other columns, even, with their own tales of woe and terror, may have joined ours, or caught up with us. Perhaps they had been gradually moved toward us, by the rencers, in effect, their herdsmen. I wondered if many wished, somehow, if only half consciously, to use his fellows for cover. "Lines!" I had heard, often enough. "Lines!" I had supposed then that they must have again formed lines, now doubtless, given their exhaustion, staggering, straggling lines, yet lines that would provide at least an isolation, a separation, of targets. - (Vagabonds of Gor)