Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 177 | We, View more quotes about certainly">certainly I, and, I think, all of us, were horrified. |
| 31 | 178 | Even we who had been with Labienus these last several days had not understood what he could do. |
| 31 | 179 | The effect on the innocent lad, he come perforce a captured stranger amongst us, was clearly visible. |
| 31 | 180 | He was white-faced, shaken. |
| 31 | 181 | So, too, I think, were we. |
| 31 | 182 | Then, strangely calm, but with those gray, ruined, hooklike hands, like iron claws before him, wood clinging here and there to them, Labienus turned his white, sightless eyes toward us. |
| 31 | 183 | "Captain?" asked one of the men. |
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We, certainly I, and, I think, all of us, were horrified.
Even we who had been with Labienus these last several days had not understood what he could do.
The effect on the innocent lad, he come perforce a captured stranger amongst us, was clearly visible.
He was white-faced, shaken.
So, too, I think, were we.
Then, strangely calm, but with those gray, ruined, hooklike hands, like iron claws before him, wood clinging here and there to them, Labienus turned his white, sightless eyes toward us.
"Captain?" asked one of the men.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)