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

"Come back!" cried Haruki. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #78)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
32 78 "View more quotes about come">Come back!" cried Haruki.

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

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32 75 Indeed, given their misery and confusion I thought they might have been willing to respond to any order addressed to them with sufficient authority, perhaps by anyone.
32 76 The two glaives and the knife, I was sure, could not withstand a concerted attack of several desperate men.
32 77 "Kill them!" cried Arashi, again.
32 78 "Come back!" cried Haruki.
32 79 But by the time he called out, from back where we had been standing, ill at ease, apprehensive, observant, unobtrusive, even discounted, against the wall, I was across the room.
32 80 The nearest bandit, poised to attack, facing the foragers, had no time to react.
32 81 He had barely lifted his head, startled, trying to register the sound, the possible movement, behind him, when the weight of my shoulders struck against the back of his knees, and he pitched backward, suddenly, awkwardly, forcibly, miserably, half paralyzed.
Indeed, given their misery and confusion I thought they might have been willing to respond to any order addressed to them with sufficient authority, perhaps by anyone. The two glaives and the knife, I was sure, could not withstand a concerted attack of several desperate men. "Kill them!" cried Arashi, again. "Come back!" cried Haruki. But by the time he called out, from back where we had been standing, ill at ease, apprehensive, observant, unobtrusive, even discounted, against the wall, I was across the room. The nearest bandit, poised to attack, facing the foragers, had no time to react. He had barely lifted his head, startled, trying to register the sound, the possible movement, behind him, when the weight of my shoulders struck against the back of his knees, and he pitched backward, suddenly, awkwardly, forcibly, miserably, half paralyzed. - (Rebels of Gor)