Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 268 | "What of the one you call a View more quotes about cosian">Cosian?" I asked. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 265 | Surely he had kept his eye on her often enough in them, she working about the camp. |
| 32 | 266 | "We were then marched north, under whips, as though we might have been mere females, and taken to a holding area. |
| 32 | 267 | There we were added to chains of more than two hundred and fifty poor fellows, taken in the marshes, their plight the same as ours". |
| 32 | 268 | "What of the one you call a Cosian?" I asked. |
| 32 | 269 | "He, though they found him bound in our camp, suffered a similar fate," said Claudius. |
| 32 | 270 | "Our captors did not much discriminate amongst us. |
| 32 | 271 | Too, they may have taken him, at first, as one of our own, though under detention. |
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Surely he had kept his eye on her often enough in them, she working about the camp.
"We were then marched north, under whips, as though we might have been mere females, and taken to a holding area.
There we were added to chains of more than two hundred and fifty poor fellows, taken in the marshes, their plight the same as ours".
"What of the one you call a Cosian?" I asked.
"He, though they found him bound in our camp, suffered a similar fate," said Claudius.
"Our captors did not much discriminate amongst us.
Too, they may have taken him, at first, as one of our own, though under detention.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)