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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

Still, I did not wish to take the chance that we might have missed them, or, even, that they might have withdrawn before our examination of the area, intending to return when we might be within the stockade. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #92)
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8 92 Still, I did not wish to View more quotes about take">take the chance that we might have missed them, or, even, that they might have withdrawn before our examination of the area, intending to return when we might be within the stockade.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 89 They had only then realized, with full awareness, that we ourselves were now penned within the stockade, which might now serve as the same trap for us as it might have served before for panther girls.
8 90 The two men swiftly went out to scan the surrounding forest.
8 91 I did not think that panther girls laid in wait outside, for we had made a careful examination of the area before we had entered the stockade.
8 92 Still, I did not wish to take the chance that we might have missed them, or, even, that they might have withdrawn before our examination of the area, intending to return when we might be within the stockade.
8 93 The most likely hypothesis was that they, unaware of our presence in the vicinity, had, on business of their own, left the stockade before dawn.
8 94 They might have attacks, or hunts, of their own to attend to.
8 95 Perhaps they had learned of the advance of the girls of Hura toward their territory and had gone out to make reconnaissance, or oppose them.
They had only then realized, with full awareness, that we ourselves were now penned within the stockade, which might now serve as the same trap for us as it might have served before for panther girls. The two men swiftly went out to scan the surrounding forest. I did not think that panther girls laid in wait outside, for we had made a careful examination of the area before we had entered the stockade. Still, I did not wish to take the chance that we might have missed them, or, even, that they might have withdrawn before our examination of the area, intending to return when we might be within the stockade. The most likely hypothesis was that they, unaware of our presence in the vicinity, had, on business of their own, left the stockade before dawn. They might have attacks, or hunts, of their own to attend to. Perhaps they had learned of the advance of the girls of Hura toward their territory and had gone out to make reconnaissance, or oppose them. - (Hunters of Gor)