Post by Charon on Apr 22, 2013 18:55:33 GMT -5
Thorstein Camp
"Thorstein Camp, well to the south, but yet north of Einar’s Skerry, was a camp of fighting men, which controlled the countryside about it, for some fifty pasangs, taking tribute from the farms. Thorstein of Thorstein’s Camp was their Jarl. The camp was of wood, surrounded by a palisade, built on an island in an inlet, called the inlet of Thorestein Camp, formally known as the inlet of Parsit, because of the rich fishing there."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 147
Inlet of Green Cliffs
“Boy!” cried the Forkbeard. The boy looked at him. The Forkbeard threw him a golden tarn disk. “Buy a bosk and sacrifice it,” said the Forkbeard. “Let there be much feasting on the farms of the Inlet of Green Cliffs!”
"Marauders of Gor" Page 150
Red Fjord
“Your master,” said Ivar, thinking, recollecting the captain behind whom he had seen her heeling at the thing, “is Rolf of Red Fjord.” Rolf of Red Fjord, I knew, was a minor captain. He, and his men, had participated in the fighting."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 263
Inlet of Iron Walls
"“Look,” he said, “there is Hafnir of the Inlet of Iron Walls."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 189
Forkbeard’s Land-fall
"An Ahn later the Forkbeard, accompanied by Ottar, keep-er of his farm, and Tarl Red Hair, now of Forkbeard’s Land-fall, inspected his fields."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 102
"Thorstein Camp, well to the south, but yet north of Einar’s Skerry, was a camp of fighting men, which controlled the countryside about it, for some fifty pasangs, taking tribute from the farms. Thorstein of Thorstein’s Camp was their Jarl. The camp was of wood, surrounded by a palisade, built on an island in an inlet, called the inlet of Thorestein Camp, formally known as the inlet of Parsit, because of the rich fishing there."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 147
Inlet of Green Cliffs
“Boy!” cried the Forkbeard. The boy looked at him. The Forkbeard threw him a golden tarn disk. “Buy a bosk and sacrifice it,” said the Forkbeard. “Let there be much feasting on the farms of the Inlet of Green Cliffs!”
"Marauders of Gor" Page 150
Red Fjord
“Your master,” said Ivar, thinking, recollecting the captain behind whom he had seen her heeling at the thing, “is Rolf of Red Fjord.” Rolf of Red Fjord, I knew, was a minor captain. He, and his men, had participated in the fighting."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 263
Inlet of Iron Walls
"“Look,” he said, “there is Hafnir of the Inlet of Iron Walls."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 189
Forkbeard’s Land-fall
"An Ahn later the Forkbeard, accompanied by Ottar, keep-er of his farm, and Tarl Red Hair, now of Forkbeard’s Land-fall, inspected his fields."
"Marauders of Gor" Page 102