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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

He then, gently, almost tenderly, lifted the body of Seremides in his arms and began to walk toward the pier at which the longboat yet lingered. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #151)
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45 151 He then, View more quotes about gently">gently, almost tenderly, lifted the body of Seremides in his arms and began to walk toward the pier at which the longboat yet lingered.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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45 148 And other boats were docking.
45 149 The figure which had interposed itself between Seremides and Vas of Anango spoke sharply, authoritatively.
45 150 "Those of the red company," he said, "screen us".
45 151 He then, gently, almost tenderly, lifted the body of Seremides in his arms and began to walk toward the pier at which the longboat yet lingered.
45 152 I saw nothing further then because men of the "red company," one of the companies of itinerant, licensed swordsmen currently competing at the Skerry of Lars, rushed forward to greet the newcomers.
45 153 Men crowded together, pushing and shoving, smiling, grinning, holding to one another, buffeting one another.
45 154 "Welcome!" I heard.
And other boats were docking. The figure which had interposed itself between Seremides and Vas of Anango spoke sharply, authoritatively. "Those of the red company," he said, "screen us". He then, gently, almost tenderly, lifted the body of Seremides in his arms and began to walk toward the pier at which the longboat yet lingered. I saw nothing further then because men of the "red company," one of the companies of itinerant, licensed swordsmen currently competing at the Skerry of Lars, rushed forward to greet the newcomers. Men crowded together, pushing and shoving, smiling, grinning, holding to one another, buffeting one another. "Welcome!" I heard. - (Quarry of Gor)