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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

We presumed the birds dead, or reverted, and the men dead, or, scattered, possibly lost, or hiding, in the mountains, attempting to evade enemy patrols and kill squads. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #62)
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1 62 We presumed the View more quotes about birds">birds dead, or reverted, and the men dead, or, scattered, possibly lost, or hiding, in the mountains, attempting to evade enemy patrols and kill squads.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 59 Several had earlier been slain by glaives, or struck with arrows, even as they prepared to take flight.
1 60 Some of the birds from the cots were hastily saddled and successfully flown.
1 61 Although this had occurred weeks ago, as is common in military matters, several birds and riders, and others, were unaccounted for.
1 62 We presumed the birds dead, or reverted, and the men dead, or, scattered, possibly lost, or hiding, in the mountains, attempting to evade enemy patrols and kill squads.
1 63 I supposed some might have deserted.
1 64 "No," had said Pertinax, who had accompanied me to the castle.
1 65 "Why not?" I had asked him.
Several had earlier been slain by glaives, or struck with arrows, even as they prepared to take flight. Some of the birds from the cots were hastily saddled and successfully flown. Although this had occurred weeks ago, as is common in military matters, several birds and riders, and others, were unaccounted for. We presumed the birds dead, or reverted, and the men dead, or, scattered, possibly lost, or hiding, in the mountains, attempting to evade enemy patrols and kill squads. I supposed some might have deserted. "No," had said Pertinax, who had accompanied me to the castle. "Why not?" I had asked him. - (Rebels of Gor)