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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

They had approached it, this group, some four hundred we conjectured, cautiously, as inconspicuously as possible, and had then, say, a hundred yards from the gate, crouching down in the grass, waited for the signal of attack, and then the rushing forward, the shouting, and the brandishing of weapons. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #2)
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31 2 They had View more quotes about approached">approached it, this group, some four hundred we conjectured, cautiously, as inconspicuously as possible, and had then, say, a hundred yards from the gate, crouching down in the grass, waited for the signal of attack, and then the rushing forward, the shouting, and the brandishing of weapons.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 53 "They are preparing for their march," said Clitus, beside me, peering over the crest of the hill.
30 54 "Then," I said, "to Zeuxis".
31 1 What Occurred in the Vicinity of the Village of Zeuxis One supposes that the quiet of the village of Zeuxis, on Daphna, must have been disconcerting to the enemy.
31 2 They had approached it, this group, some four hundred we conjectured, cautiously, as inconspicuously as possible, and had then, say, a hundred yards from the gate, crouching down in the grass, waited for the signal of attack, and then the rushing forward, the shouting, and the brandishing of weapons.
31 3 The gate, with its two leaves, was open, but this was not unusual, given the time of day, about noon, the tenth Ahn.
31 4 What was unusual was the lack of activity in, and around, the enclosure.
31 5 "Soon," I said.
"They are preparing for their march," said Clitus, beside me, peering over the crest of the hill. "Then," I said, "to Zeuxis". What Occurred in the Vicinity of the Village of Zeuxis One supposes that the quiet of the village of Zeuxis, on Daphna, must have been disconcerting to the enemy. They had approached it, this group, some four hundred we conjectured, cautiously, as inconspicuously as possible, and had then, say, a hundred yards from the gate, crouching down in the grass, waited for the signal of attack, and then the rushing forward, the shouting, and the brandishing of weapons. The gate, with its two leaves, was open, but this was not unusual, given the time of day, about noon, the tenth Ahn. What was unusual was the lack of activity in, and around, the enclosure. "Soon," I said. - (Avengers of Gor)