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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

I cried to Thurnock. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #274)
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16 274 I View more quotes about cried">cried to Thurnock.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 271 I saw weathered seamen weep and cry out, brandishing their swords.
16 272 There was joy in that room then such as I had never before seen it.
16 273 And there was a belonging, and a victory, and a meaningfulness, and cries, and the clashing of weapons, and tears and, in that instant, love.
16 274 I cried to Thurnock.
16 275 "Release all the slaves! Send them throughout the city, to the wharves, the taverns, the arsenal, the piazzas, the markets, everywhere! Tell them to cry out the news! Tell them to tell everyone that there is a Home Stone in Port Kar!" Men ran from the room to carry out my orders.
16 276 "Officers," I cried, "to your ships! Form your lines beyond the harbor four pasangs west of the wharves of Sevarius!" "Yes, Captain!" they cried.
16 277 I took a silken cloth from the table.
I saw weathered seamen weep and cry out, brandishing their swords. There was joy in that room then such as I had never before seen it. And there was a belonging, and a victory, and a meaningfulness, and cries, and the clashing of weapons, and tears and, in that instant, love. I cried to Thurnock. "Release all the slaves! Send them throughout the city, to the wharves, the taverns, the arsenal, the piazzas, the markets, everywhere! Tell them to cry out the news! Tell them to tell everyone that there is a Home Stone in Port Kar!" Men ran from the room to carry out my orders. "Officers," I cried, "to your ships! Form your lines beyond the harbor four pasangs west of the wharves of Sevarius!" "Yes, Captain!" they cried. I took a silken cloth from the table. - (Raiders of Gor)