Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 218 | Too, I was View more quotes about sure">sure that, by now, boats from Port Kar, and perhaps even vessels from the arsenal harbor, would have passed the Southern Gate, intent upon our apprehension. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 215 | Somewhere behind, I supposed, the handicapped canal boat of Decius of Venna struggled in our wake. |
| 43 | 216 | I wondered if it had stopped to take aboard the men in the water, the crew of the boat which had sought to block our passage through the Southern Gate. |
| 43 | 217 | That would cost time, but would gain him men who might later prove to be sorely needed. |
| 43 | 218 | Too, I was sure that, by now, boats from Port Kar, and perhaps even vessels from the arsenal harbor, would have passed the Southern Gate, intent upon our apprehension. |
| 43 | 219 | "You are shivering," said Seremides. |
| 43 | 220 | I could not control the trembling of my body. |
| 43 | 221 | I was cold and drenched. |
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Somewhere behind, I supposed, the handicapped canal boat of Decius of Venna struggled in our wake.
I wondered if it had stopped to take aboard the men in the water, the crew of the boat which had sought to block our passage through the Southern Gate.
That would cost time, but would gain him men who might later prove to be sorely needed.
Too, I was sure that, by now, boats from Port Kar, and perhaps even vessels from the arsenal harbor, would have passed the Southern Gate, intent upon our apprehension.
"You are shivering," said Seremides.
I could not control the trembling of my body.
I was cold and drenched.
- (Quarry of Gor)