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

The newcomers, freeing themselves of the attentions of the crowd, began to search the buildings, housings, domiciles, emporiums, and barracks of the Skerry of Lars. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #159)
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45 159 The newcomers, freeing View more quotes about themselves">themselves of the attentions of the crowd, began to search the buildings, housings, domiciles, emporiums, and barracks of the Skerry of Lars.

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

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45 156 I heard Florian cry out, "Where is the slave, Adraste.
45 157 We seek the slave, a stolen slave, Adraste, Adraste!" An Ehn or two later I saw again the figure, now returned, which had interposed itself between Vas of Anango and Seremides.
45 158 It was the young swordsman, Alan, of the red company, he of the unusual hair, so red with the incongruous slash of blonde, he of remarkable blade skills, who had been called to my attention by Seremides weeks ago.
45 159 The newcomers, freeing themselves of the attentions of the crowd, began to search the buildings, housings, domiciles, emporiums, and barracks of the Skerry of Lars.
45 160 I saw no sign of the crutch or weapons of Seremides.
45 161 I did not know what had become of them.
45 162 It was explained to those to whom it might be of interest that Vas of Anango had murdered a man, and that a member of the red company, attacked, had defended himself and slain the murderer.
I heard Florian cry out, "Where is the slave, Adraste. We seek the slave, a stolen slave, Adraste, Adraste!" An Ehn or two later I saw again the figure, now returned, which had interposed itself between Vas of Anango and Seremides. It was the young swordsman, Alan, of the red company, he of the unusual hair, so red with the incongruous slash of blonde, he of remarkable blade skills, who had been called to my attention by Seremides weeks ago. The newcomers, freeing themselves of the attentions of the crowd, began to search the buildings, housings, domiciles, emporiums, and barracks of the Skerry of Lars. I saw no sign of the crutch or weapons of Seremides. I did not know what had become of them. It was explained to those to whom it might be of interest that Vas of Anango had murdered a man, and that a member of the red company, attacked, had defended himself and slain the murderer. - (Quarry of Gor)