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

Too much it was still, I supposed, like finding oneself set forth for the consideration of unseen archers, as a mark. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #74)
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17 74 Too much it was still, I View more quotes about supposed">supposed, like finding oneself set forth for the consideration of unseen archers, as a mark.

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

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17 71 In recent days the platform had been improved, primarily by an armoring, so to speak, of heavy planks, this providing some protection for its occupant.
17 72 Even so lookouts were changed frequently and the duty, I gathered, in spite of the respite it provided from the marsh, the relative coolness and dryness afforded by the platform, and such, was not a coveted one.
17 73 Even with the planking it seemed one might not be sufficiently protected.
17 74 Too much it was still, I supposed, like finding oneself set forth for the consideration of unseen archers, as a mark.
17 75 "A standard of Ar, raised above the rence!" cried the voice.
17 76 "Where?" demanded a man.
17 77 "There! There!" called the voice.
In recent days the platform had been improved, primarily by an armoring, so to speak, of heavy planks, this providing some protection for its occupant. Even so lookouts were changed frequently and the duty, I gathered, in spite of the respite it provided from the marsh, the relative coolness and dryness afforded by the platform, and such, was not a coveted one. Even with the planking it seemed one might not be sufficiently protected. Too much it was still, I supposed, like finding oneself set forth for the consideration of unseen archers, as a mark. "A standard of Ar, raised above the rence!" cried the voice. "Where?" demanded a man. "There! There!" called the voice. - (Vagabonds of Gor)