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

As planned, following our raid, we withdrew to our base, the new encampment. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #102)
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9 102 As planned, View more quotes about following">following our raid, we withdrew to our base, the new encampment.

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

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9 99 Two-strap! Into the clouds, to vanish! Home, Fellows, home!" Ichiro winded his horn, with the piercing note of assembly, and the riders, as one, wheeled their sky mounts toward the mountains.
9 100 Below us, some two hundred feet below, there were screaming, running men.
9 101 But in moments their cries were behind us, as was the smoke rising from burning tents.
9 102 As planned, following our raid, we withdrew to our base, the new encampment.
9 103 It was just as well, for there would be little purpose in bringing the cavalry to the holding, and, in addition, I was reluctant to see the disposition allotted to the trapped looters, many of whom were not even armed, their greed having encouraged them to disburden themselves of the inconvenience and weight of weapons, in particular, the lengthy, long-bladed glaive.
9 104 I learned later of the slaughter wrought in the courtyard, and the casting of bodies, some bound and living, from the outer parapets to the valley below.
9 105 It was not customary in the islands to take prisoners.
Two-strap! Into the clouds, to vanish! Home, Fellows, home!" Ichiro winded his horn, with the piercing note of assembly, and the riders, as one, wheeled their sky mounts toward the mountains. Below us, some two hundred feet below, there were screaming, running men. But in moments their cries were behind us, as was the smoke rising from burning tents. As planned, following our raid, we withdrew to our base, the new encampment. It was just as well, for there would be little purpose in bringing the cavalry to the holding, and, in addition, I was reluctant to see the disposition allotted to the trapped looters, many of whom were not even armed, their greed having encouraged them to disburden themselves of the inconvenience and weight of weapons, in particular, the lengthy, long-bladed glaive. I learned later of the slaughter wrought in the courtyard, and the casting of bodies, some bound and living, from the outer parapets to the valley below. It was not customary in the islands to take prisoners. - (Rebels of Gor)