Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 26 | 683 | "View more quotes about tarns">Tarns will be released later and put aflight, and thus pursuit will presumably be directed to the skies, which Cos controls". |
| 26 | 684 | "Then," said a man, "we will disperse with the hundreds of others, who will break camp tomorrow". |
| 26 | 685 | "The Cosian forces here will presumably march on Ar, to reinforce the occupation, and prevent mutiny," said another. |
| 26 | 686 | "Is it true," asked Selius Arconious, of the red-haired man, "that Marlenus has been found near Ar?" "It seems so," said the red-haired man. |
| 26 | 687 | "He was discerned by a slave, who had tended him while he was imprisoned in Treve. |
| 26 | 688 | It seems he escaped and made his way toward Ar, but somehow he seems unaware of the political realities in the city, and neither to understand nor know his true self". |
| 26 | 689 | "We must regain him," said a man. |
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"Tarns will be released later and put aflight, and thus pursuit will presumably be directed to the skies, which Cos controls".
"Then," said a man, "we will disperse with the hundreds of others, who will break camp tomorrow".
"The Cosian forces here will presumably march on Ar, to reinforce the occupation, and prevent mutiny," said another.
"Is it true," asked Selius Arconious, of the red-haired man, "that Marlenus has been found near Ar?" "It seems so," said the red-haired man.
"He was discerned by a slave, who had tended him while he was imprisoned in Treve.
It seems he escaped and made his way toward Ar, but somehow he seems unaware of the political realities in the city, and neither to understand nor know his true self".
"We must regain him," said a man.
- (Prize of Gor)