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

In moments hundreds of looters were encircled, crowded together, in the center of the courtyard. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #77)
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9 77 In View more quotes about moments">moments hundreds of looters were encircled, crowded together, in the center of the courtyard.

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

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9 74 At the same time more than a thousand mercenaries streamed forth from the barracks, sheds, ancillary buildings, and the castle itself, crying out a hundred war cries from a hundred cities.
9 75 For some moments looters, unapprised of what ensued on the level; continued to hurry upward, and enter the courtyard, but, momentarily, there was confusion at the threshold as terrified men turned to flee back through the opening.
9 76 But a line of Pani interposed themselves and a dozen others cut men away from the threshold and swung shut the gate.
9 77 In moments hundreds of looters were encircled, crowded together, in the center of the courtyard.
9 78 Nodachi then, I am told, cleaned his swords and returned them to his sash, and went to the side, where he sat, cross-legged, and silent.
9 79 The tarn cavalry, less than a pasang north of the holding, was mounted, and waiting.
9 80 "The banner of Temmu is raised!" called Ichiro.
At the same time more than a thousand mercenaries streamed forth from the barracks, sheds, ancillary buildings, and the castle itself, crying out a hundred war cries from a hundred cities. For some moments looters, unapprised of what ensued on the level; continued to hurry upward, and enter the courtyard, but, momentarily, there was confusion at the threshold as terrified men turned to flee back through the opening. But a line of Pani interposed themselves and a dozen others cut men away from the threshold and swung shut the gate. In moments hundreds of looters were encircled, crowded together, in the center of the courtyard. Nodachi then, I am told, cleaned his swords and returned them to his sash, and went to the side, where he sat, cross-legged, and silent. The tarn cavalry, less than a pasang north of the holding, was mounted, and waiting. "The banner of Temmu is raised!" called Ichiro. - (Rebels of Gor)