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

I did not know what lay without, in the back, but I did not envy the miserable, fear-stricken bandits who, crying out, burst outward, buffeting one another, into the sunlight. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #118)
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32 118 I did not View more quotes about know">know what lay without, in the back, but I did not envy the miserable, fear-stricken bandits who, crying out, burst outward, buffeting one another, into the sunlight.

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

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32 115 I heard the heavy wooden bars removed from their mounts at the back door to the inn.
32 116 Crates, too, which had been piled against the door, were cast aside.
32 117 I heard an arrow splinter into the door.
32 118 I did not know what lay without, in the back, but I did not envy the miserable, fear-stricken bandits who, crying out, burst outward, buffeting one another, into the sunlight.
32 119 The three foragers, now each with a glaive, stood back.
32 120 Arashi and Yasushi had the main room, the eating hall, muchly to themselves.
32 121 The inn grew hot.
I heard the heavy wooden bars removed from their mounts at the back door to the inn. Crates, too, which had been piled against the door, were cast aside. I heard an arrow splinter into the door. I did not know what lay without, in the back, but I did not envy the miserable, fear-stricken bandits who, crying out, burst outward, buffeting one another, into the sunlight. The three foragers, now each with a glaive, stood back. Arashi and Yasushi had the main room, the eating hall, muchly to themselves. The inn grew hot. - (Rebels of Gor)