Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 4 | 379 | "There have been such View more quotes about ships">ships," she said, straining her eyes, pulling against her bonds, looking outward, toward the horizon. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 4 | 376 | I was now sure of it. |
| 4 | 377 | What had been hitherto no more than a dot on the horizon, perhaps no more than a sea bird resting on the waves, even sleeping, as they do, was now clearly, though still small, and far off, a sail. |
| 4 | 378 | "There is a ship," I said, shading my eyes. |
| 4 | 379 | "There have been such ships," she said, straining her eyes, pulling against her bonds, looking outward, toward the horizon. |
| 4 | 380 | "One came in yesterday," I said, "from which were disembarked, following the surmises of Pertinax, your subordinate, and not master, bandits, brigands, or such". |
| 4 | 381 | "Untie me! Untie me, swiftly!" she begged. |
| 4 | 382 | I wondered if an agent, or agents, of Priest-Kings might be aboard that vessel, now so far off, now seeming so tiny. |
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I was now sure of it.
What had been hitherto no more than a dot on the horizon, perhaps no more than a sea bird resting on the waves, even sleeping, as they do, was now clearly, though still small, and far off, a sail.
"There is a ship," I said, shading my eyes.
"There have been such ships," she said, straining her eyes, pulling against her bonds, looking outward, toward the horizon.
"One came in yesterday," I said, "from which were disembarked, following the surmises of Pertinax, your subordinate, and not master, bandits, brigands, or such".
"Untie me! Untie me, swiftly!" she begged.
I wondered if an agent, or agents, of Priest-Kings might be aboard that vessel, now so far off, now seeming so tiny.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)