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

I suspect that the men, on the barges, on the craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #196)
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17 196 I suspect that the men, on the barges, on the View more quotes about craft">craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward.

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

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17 193 "Labienus will speak to us," said a man.
17 194 "What is that sound?" asked a man, frightened.
17 195 If Labienus was prepared to address the men, he did not then begin to speak.
17 196 I suspect that the men, on the barges, on the craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward.
17 197 I had never been in the delta at this particular time.
17 198 I now, I was sure, understood the absence of the rencers.
17 199 "Listen," said a man.
"Labienus will speak to us," said a man. "What is that sound?" asked a man, frightened. If Labienus was prepared to address the men, he did not then begin to speak. I suspect that the men, on the barges, on the craft, the scows and rafts, those in the marsh itself, had now turned their eyes westward. I had never been in the delta at this particular time. I now, I was sure, understood the absence of the rencers. "Listen," said a man. - (Vagabonds of Gor)