Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 795 | I did not View more quotes about think">think it had been wise for the Lady Bina to acknowledge her lack of a Home Stone, and, in particular, her lack of that of Ar. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 792 | Kurii were inching closer, wary of the axes of Surtak and Lord Grendel. |
| 61 | 793 | Spears were leveled, swords grasped more securely. |
| 61 | 794 | Some of the men I sensed were with us, those who would protect the kajirae, but more, by many it seemed, were ready to close and attack. |
| 61 | 795 | I did not think it had been wise for the Lady Bina to acknowledge her lack of a Home Stone, and, in particular, her lack of that of Ar. |
| 61 | 796 | I had the sense, rather as when a dam is threatened, that war, long expected, might suddenly burst in upon us. |
| 61 | 797 | The Lady Bina then turned away from us, and addressed those about. |
| 61 | 798 | "Back up, fellows," she said. |
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Kurii were inching closer, wary of the axes of Surtak and Lord Grendel.
Spears were leveled, swords grasped more securely.
Some of the men I sensed were with us, those who would protect the kajirae, but more, by many it seemed, were ready to close and attack.
I did not think it had been wise for the Lady Bina to acknowledge her lack of a Home Stone, and, in particular, her lack of that of Ar.
I had the sense, rather as when a dam is threatened, that war, long expected, might suddenly burst in upon us.
The Lady Bina then turned away from us, and addressed those about.
"Back up, fellows," she said.
- (Plunder of Gor)