Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 469 | They had View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps forced the rear entrance, and used this as an avenue onto the terrace. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 466 | Perhaps, disburdened of the necessities of defense, they had apprehended someone who knew, or pretended to know, a ground-level entrance, perhaps the one I knew, to the depths. |
| 24 | 467 | In any event, the commander had hurried toward the stairway. |
| 24 | 468 | Almost at the same time a line of guardsmen appeared far to my left, emerging from one of the buildings. |
| 24 | 469 | They had perhaps forced the rear entrance, and used this as an avenue onto the terrace. |
| 24 | 470 | An instant later I saw intruders, fleeing past on my left, having come doubtless from the bridge. |
| 24 | 471 | One, only yards away, pitched rolling to the terrace, the quarrel of a crossbow in his back. |
| 24 | 472 | In what seemed a breath later I saw guardsmen of Treve, swords drawn, burst onto the terrace, come, too, doubtless from the bridge. |
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Perhaps, disburdened of the necessities of defense, they had apprehended someone who knew, or pretended to know, a ground-level entrance, perhaps the one I knew, to the depths.
In any event, the commander had hurried toward the stairway.
Almost at the same time a line of guardsmen appeared far to my left, emerging from one of the buildings.
They had perhaps forced the rear entrance, and used this as an avenue onto the terrace.
An instant later I saw intruders, fleeing past on my left, having come doubtless from the bridge.
One, only yards away, pitched rolling to the terrace, the quarrel of a crossbow in his back.
In what seemed a breath later I saw guardsmen of Treve, swords drawn, burst onto the terrace, come, too, doubtless from the bridge.
- (Witness of Gor)