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

He had himself advanced, alone, before his men. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #19)
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18 19 He had View more quotes about himself">himself advanced, alone, before his men.

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

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18 16 And then he turned about, and, slowly, step by step, marking the drier sand with his wet sandals, made his way again back up the beach.
18 17 "The sea!" he cried into the forests.
18 18 "The sea!" He was a brave man, Sarus of Tyros, captain of the Rhoda.
18 19 He had himself advanced, alone, before his men.
18 20 And it had been he who had first glimpsed Thassa.
18 21 The days and the nights of their terrible dream, he surmised, were now behind him.
18 22 They had come through to the sea.
And then he turned about, and, slowly, step by step, marking the drier sand with his wet sandals, made his way again back up the beach. "The sea!" he cried into the forests. "The sea!" He was a brave man, Sarus of Tyros, captain of the Rhoda. He had himself advanced, alone, before his men. And it had been he who had first glimpsed Thassa. The days and the nights of their terrible dream, he surmised, were now behind him. They had come through to the sea. - (Hunters of Gor)