Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 52 | 273 | My View more quotes about captor">captor leaned forward, and said, softly. |
| 52 | 274 | "To Lord Okimoto, lord in Shipcamp, high lord of the Pani". |
| 52 | 275 | "Ah," said the officer. |
| 52 | 276 | "Proceed". |
| 52 | 277 | "My thanks, Captain," said my captor, and he hurried west, toward the small boats drawn up, tethered, some one hundred paces or so to the west. |
| 52 | 278 | "Hurry!" called the captain, from several paces behind. |
| 52 | 279 | "We are expecting any Ehn now the signal that the second whistle has sounded; then we must leave". |
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My captor leaned forward, and said, softly.
"To Lord Okimoto, lord in Shipcamp, high lord of the Pani".
"Ah," said the officer.
"Proceed".
"My thanks, Captain," said my captor, and he hurried west, toward the small boats drawn up, tethered, some one hundred paces or so to the west.
"Hurry!" called the captain, from several paces behind.
"We are expecting any Ehn now the signal that the second whistle has sounded; then we must leave".
- (Smugglers of Gor)