Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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394
Warning them that he carried a homestone indicated that the driver suspected their intentions.
Warning them that he carried a Home Stone indicated that the driver suspected their intentions.
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #394)
Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
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391
I recalled that the brigands, after having descended to prey upon them, had been prepared to withdraw, hearing that the wagon carried a homestone.
1
392
Those with a homestone in their keeping are commonly formidable adversaries.
1
393
Few men will knowingly interfere with the progress of such a person, let alone threaten or attack them.
1
394
Warning them that he carried a homestone indicated that the driver suspected their intentions.
1
395
It had been that announcement, too, which had encouraged me to enter into the matter.
1
396
I wondered if the driver had actually been carrying a homestone or if his assertion had been merely a trick to discourage predation.
1
397
At any rate the driver and his fellow were now better off than they had been.
I recalled that the brigands, after having descended to prey upon them, had been prepared to withdraw, hearing that the wagon carried a home stone.
Those with a home stone in their keeping are commonly formidable adversaries.
Few men will knowingly interfere with the progress of such a person, let alone threaten or attack them.
Warning them that he carried a home stone indicated that the driver suspected their intentions.
It had been that announcement, too, which had encouraged me to enter into the matter.
I wondered if the driver had actually been carrying a home stone or if his assertion had been merely a trick to discourage predation.
At any rate the driver and his fellow were now better off than they had been.
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 1)