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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

These too, I assumed would be native Kurii, the survivors of stranded ship Kurii, perhaps crashed, brought down or marooned generations ago. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #63)
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17 63 These too, I assumed would be View more quotes about native">native Kurii, the survivors of stranded ship Kurii, perhaps crashed, brought down or marooned generations ago.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 60 "It was not white," he said.
17 61 "Oh," I said.
17 62 "Are there such beasts in the north?" "Yes," he said, "here and there, on the ice".
17 63 These too, I assumed would be native Kurii, the survivors of stranded ship Kurii, perhaps crashed, brought down or marooned generations ago.
17 64 There were different races of Kurii, I knew, though from my point of view there did not seem much point in discriminating amongst them.
17 65 It was speculated that it had been fratricidal wars among such various forms of Kur which had resulted in the destruction of their native world.
17 66 Imnak handed the carving back to me.
"It was not white," he said. "Oh," I said. "Are there such beasts in the north?" "Yes," he said, "here and there, on the ice". These too, I assumed would be native Kurii, the survivors of stranded ship Kurii, perhaps crashed, brought down or marooned generations ago. There were different races of Kurii, I knew, though from my point of view there did not seem much point in discriminating amongst them. It was speculated that it had been fratricidal wars among such various forms of Kur which had resulted in the destruction of their native world. Imnak handed the carving back to me. - (Beasts of Gor)