Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 41 | 71 | "The glass," I said to him, with urgency. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 41 | 68 | "We View more quotes about must">must now be about our duties". |
| 41 | 69 | "Ho!" I cried, suddenly, frightened, to the officer of the watch, and climbed the steps past the helm deck, to the stern castle. |
| 41 | 70 | "Commander?" he said. |
| 41 | 71 | "The glass," I said to him, with urgency. |
| 41 | 72 | "Give me your glass!" He removed the sling from his shoulder, to which was attached the case which holstered the glass of the Builders. |
| 41 | 73 | At the high rail of the stern castle I saw, now far behind, the small motion in the water, now scarcely visible, even with the glass, in the swelling waves, which marked the point beyond which our mysterious companion could not proceed, that point which marked for it the end of a journey it could not complete. |
| 41 | 74 | I cast aside my sword and scabbard. |
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"We must now be about our duties".
"Ho!" I cried, suddenly, frightened, to the officer of the watch, and climbed the steps past the helm deck, to the stern castle.
"Commander?" he said.
"The glass," I said to him, with urgency.
"Give me your glass!" He removed the sling from his shoulder, to which was attached the case which holstered the glass of the Builders.
At the high rail of the stern castle I saw, now far behind, the small motion in the water, now scarcely visible, even with the glass, in the swelling waves, which marked the point beyond which our mysterious companion could not proceed, that point which marked for it the end of a journey it could not complete.
I cast aside my sword and scabbard.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)