Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 271 | It was not surprising, I View more quotes about supposed">supposed, that I was not this morning with the cavalry. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 268 | On what grounds, comprehensible to one such as he, might a would-be assassin be freed? Had I been in league with him? I suspected that one of less stature in the camp, one who, say, was not the commander of the cavalry, might have fared rather poorly following such an act. |
| 38 | 269 | Certainly it gave Lord Nishida excellent grounds for regarding my services with considerable circumspection. |
| 38 | 270 | And later I had participated in a mysterious interview, on tarnback, over the forest, the nature of which I had been reluctant to disclose. |
| 38 | 271 | It was not surprising, I supposed, that I was not this morning with the cavalry. |
| 38 | 272 | In any event, Lord Nishida had sent numerous Pani forth to track and return Licinius to custody. |
| 38 | 273 | They had discovered him some pasangs from Tarncamp, where, for four or five days, frightened, haggard and starving, he had apparently wandered in circles. |
| 38 | 274 | He had soon been brought back, back-shackled, on a neck chain. |
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On what grounds, comprehensible to one such as he, might a would-be assassin be freed? Had I been in league with him? I suspected that one of less stature in the camp, one who, say, was not the commander of the cavalry, might have fared rather poorly following such an act.
Certainly it gave Lord Nishida excellent grounds for regarding my services with considerable circumspection.
And later I had participated in a mysterious interview, on tarnback, over the forest, the nature of which I had been reluctant to disclose.
It was not surprising, I supposed, that I was not this morning with the cavalry.
In any event, Lord Nishida had sent numerous Pani forth to track and return Licinius to custody.
They had discovered him some pasangs from Tarncamp, where, for four or five days, frightened, haggard and starving, he had apparently wandered in circles.
He had soon been brought back, back-shackled, on a neck chain.
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