Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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In the bright moonlight of Gor's three moons we turned.
In the bright moonlight of Gor's three moons we turned.
- (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #24)
Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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13
21
"I did not think a woman could hold you," had said the man.
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22
Scarcely had Hassan and I, clad in the garments of guards, astride kaiila taken from the stables of Tarna's kasbah, emerged from the fortress's gate than, on the path to Red Rock, clouds of riders had swept before us.
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Wheeling our kaiila we had sought escape, only to discover we were surrounded.
13
24
In the bright moonlight of Gor's three moons we turned.
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25
On every side were riders, many with bows.
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26
"We have been waiting for you," said one of the riders.
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27
"Will it be necessary to kill the kaiila?" The riders were veiled in red.
"I did not think a woman could hold you," had said the man.
Scarcely had Hassan and I, clad in the garments of guards, astride kaiila taken from the stables of Tarna's kasbah, emerged from the fortress's gate than, on the path to Red Rock, clouds of riders had swept before us.
Wheeling our kaiila we had sought escape, only to discover we were surrounded.
In the bright moonlight of Gor's three moons we turned.
On every side were riders, many with bows.
"We have been waiting for you," said one of the riders.
"Will it be necessary to kill the kaiila?" The riders were veiled in red.
- (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 13)