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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

Tarnsmen now struck the earth, leaping from their birds, to the east of the wagon square and, swords drawn, rushed among the burning wagons. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #658)
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12 658 View more quotes about tarnsmen">Tarnsmen now struck the earth, leaping from their birds, to the east of the wagon square and, swords drawn, rushed among the burning wagons.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 655 The girls huddled under the wagons, many of them burning.
12 656 I saw a defender forcing the head of the girl whose hair burned into the dirt, extinguishing the flames.
12 657 I saw two girls now fleeing across the grass, away from the wagons.
12 658 Tarnsmen now struck the earth, leaping from their birds, to the east of the wagon square and, swords drawn, rushed among the burning wagons.
12 659 The clash of steel carried dimly to the hill, where Ute and I watched.
12 660 "Unbind me!" cried Ute.
12 661 The straps we wore about our throats were broad, and the strap, too, that joined us.
The girls huddled under the wagons, many of them burning. I saw a defender forcing the head of the girl whose hair burned into the dirt, extinguishing the flames. I saw two girls now fleeing across the grass, away from the wagons. Tarnsmen now struck the earth, leaping from their birds, to the east of the wagon square and, swords drawn, rushed among the burning wagons. The clash of steel carried dimly to the hill, where Ute and I watched. "Unbind me!" cried Ute. The straps we wore about our throats were broad, and the strap, too, that joined us. - (Captive of Gor)