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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

At the distance their speed was not clearly discernible, and yet I was sure, from their passage in the forest, overhead, that it was likely to be considerable. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #129)
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15 129 At the View more quotes about distance">distance their speed was not clearly discernible, and yet I was sure, from their passage in the forest, overhead, that it was likely to be considerable.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 126 We looked to our right, and, in the distance, we saw specks, several specks, moving specks.
15 127 The coffle master shaded his eyes.
15 128 The specks were far, and, for a bit, it seemed they were arrested, not even moving, and then it was clear they were moving, and were larger, slightly larger.
15 129 At the distance their speed was not clearly discernible, and yet I was sure, from their passage in the forest, overhead, that it was likely to be considerable.
15 130 I looked to my left and saw rows of targets, perhaps forty or fifty.
15 131 These were perhaps something in the neighborhood of a foot and a half in width, and some six feet high.
15 132 Portions of the targets were colored, rather at the level of what might be a man's waist, chest, neck, and head.
We looked to our right, and, in the distance, we saw specks, several specks, moving specks. The coffle master shaded his eyes. The specks were far, and, for a bit, it seemed they were arrested, not even moving, and then it was clear they were moving, and were larger, slightly larger. At the distance their speed was not clearly discernible, and yet I was sure, from their passage in the forest, overhead, that it was likely to be considerable. I looked to my left and saw rows of targets, perhaps forty or fifty. These were perhaps something in the neighborhood of a foot and a half in width, and some six feet high. Portions of the targets were colored, rather at the level of what might be a man's waist, chest, neck, and head. - (Smugglers of Gor)