Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 829 | They were View more quotes about large">large and powerful, and had the look about them of men not unaccustomed to look upon war, men not unfamiliar with the darker uses of steel. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 826 | Ellen had seen many scarlet tunics in Ar, mostly those of mercenaries and Cosian regulars. |
| 26 | 827 | As Portus Canio had referred to Bosk of Port Kar and Marcus, of Ar's Station, as friends of the "scarlet caste," they must be then, thought Ellen, of the Warriors. |
| 26 | 828 | She had, of course, suspected as much earlier. |
| 26 | 829 | They were large and powerful, and had the look about them of men not unaccustomed to look upon war, men not unfamiliar with the darker uses of steel. |
| 26 | 830 | They were not, however, now in the scarlet of their caste, but wore simple brown tunics. |
| 26 | 831 | In a sense, she supposed, they were incognito. |
| 26 | 832 | Doubtless that was wise in a Cosian camp, if they were not of Cos, even though the camp was in theory an open camp. |
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Ellen had seen many scarlet tunics in Ar, mostly those of mercenaries and Cosian regulars.
As Portus Canio had referred to Bosk of Port Kar and Marcus, of Ar's Station, as friends of the "scarlet caste," they must be then, thought Ellen, of the Warriors.
She had, of course, suspected as much earlier.
They were large and powerful, and had the look about them of men not unaccustomed to look upon war, men not unfamiliar with the darker uses of steel.
They were not, however, now in the scarlet of their caste, but wore simple brown tunics.
In a sense, she supposed, they were incognito.
Doubtless that was wise in a Cosian camp, if they were not of Cos, even though the camp was in theory an open camp.
- (Prize of Gor)