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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

I feared for her safety, and that of all of us. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #468)
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8 468 I View more quotes about feared">feared for her safety, and that of all of us.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 465 "And hurry," I said, "run, run!" "I was the Lady Flavia of Ar!" she said.
8 466 "Hurry," I said, "run, run!" She turned about, in misery, and, holding the vessel in its cloths, hurried away.
8 467 She stopped once, to look over her shoulder, and then, frightened, disappeared through the second hatchway amidships, that between the second and third masts.
8 468 I feared for her safety, and that of all of us.
8 469 Night was falling.
8 470 On the ice below the work lamps, on their tripods, had been lit.
8 471 Pani, with bows and glaves, patrolled the perimeter below.
"And hurry," I said, "run, run!" "I was the Lady Flavia of Ar!" she said. "Hurry," I said, "run, run!" She turned about, in misery, and, holding the vessel in its cloths, hurried away. She stopped once, to look over her shoulder, and then, frightened, disappeared through the second hatchway amidships, that between the second and third masts. I feared for her safety, and that of all of us. Night was falling. On the ice below the work lamps, on their tripods, had been lit. Pani, with bows and glaves, patrolled the perimeter below. - (Mariners of Gor)