Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 561 | These were the cargo which had been View more quotes about brought">brought to the beach from the opposite side of the river. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 558 | Lord Nishida and I, and Pertinax, then stood alone on the right side of the ramp, which was approximately amidships. |
| 38 | 559 | I looked back to the beach, and noted that the tarpaulin had been thrown aside. |
| 38 | 560 | Huddled, kneeling, crouched down, crowded between the gunwales, were a number of pathetic figures. |
| 38 | 561 | These were the cargo which had been brought to the beach from the opposite side of the river. |
| 38 | 562 | The fellow who had been in the bow yanked on a chain leash and the first of the figures was yanked its feet, and drawn rudely over the gunwales, and it fell, helpless, and miserable, on the sand. |
| 38 | 563 | The other figures were lifted over the gunwales, and knelt, brutally, in a line, on the sand. |
| 38 | 564 | The first figure then, which had fallen into the wet, cold sand, and still lay there, prone, frightened, afraid to move, by its upper arm, the right, was pulled to her knees, and knelt as well. |
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Lord Nishida and I, and Pertinax, then stood alone on the right side of the ramp, which was approximately amidships.
I looked back to the beach, and noted that the tarpaulin had been thrown aside.
Huddled, kneeling, crouched down, crowded between the gunwales, were a number of pathetic figures.
These were the cargo which had been brought to the beach from the opposite side of the river.
The fellow who had been in the bow yanked on a chain leash and the first of the figures was yanked its feet, and drawn rudely over the gunwales, and it fell, helpless, and miserable, on the sand.
The other figures were lifted over the gunwales, and knelt, brutally, in a line, on the sand.
The first figure then, which had fallen into the wet, cold sand, and still lay there, prone, frightened, afraid to move, by its upper arm, the right, was pulled to her knees, and knelt as well.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)