Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 248 | "That then," said Plenius, "was the View more quotes about nature">nature of your dealings with rencers?" He would surely have noticed that their weapons were gone. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 245 | "They have been hunting us, like animals," he said, bitterly. |
| 32 | 246 | "That they may slay you?" asked Plenius. |
| 32 | 247 | "If it pleases them," he said, "but, too, as it might please them, they trap us, surprise us, surround us, catch us, take us, almost with impunity, to strip us and chain us, and sell us as slaves to Cosians". |
| 32 | 248 | "That then," said Plenius, "was the nature of your dealings with rencers?" He would surely have noticed that their weapons were gone. |
| 32 | 249 | On the other hand, they were clothed. |
| 32 | 250 | "We were exhausted in the rence, lost, starving," said Claudius. |
| 32 | 251 | "I do not think we could have survived a direct attack. |
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"They have been hunting us, like animals," he said, bitterly.
"That they may slay you?" asked Plenius.
"If it pleases them," he said, "but, too, as it might please them, they trap us, surprise us, surround us, catch us, take us, almost with impunity, to strip us and chain us, and sell us as slaves to Cosians".
"That then," said Plenius, "was the nature of your dealings with rencers?" He would surely have noticed that their weapons were gone.
On the other hand, they were clothed.
"We were exhausted in the rence, lost, starving," said Claudius.
"I do not think we could have survived a direct attack.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)