Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 486 | I lay awake for a View more quotes about time">time, wondering on the natures of women and men, and then I was pleased that I was on Gor, and not on Earth. |
| 24 | 487 | I kissed the lovely slave beside me, but she did not know I kissed her, for she was asleep. |
| 24 | 488 | I thought of Karjuk, and the ice. |
| 24 | 489 | The word 'Karjuk', incidentally, in the language of the Innuit, means 'Arrow'. |
| 24 | 490 | The wind began to rise outside. |
| 24 | 491 | I did not care to hear the wind. |
| 24 | 492 | I hoped it did not presage a storm. |
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I lay awake for a time, wondering on the natures of women and men, and then I was pleased that I was on Gor, and not on Earth.
I kissed the lovely slave beside me, but she did not know I kissed her, for she was asleep.
I thought of Karjuk, and the ice.
The word 'Karjuk', incidentally, in the language of the Innuit, means 'Arrow'.
The wind began to rise outside.
I did not care to hear the wind.
I hoped it did not presage a storm.
- (Beasts of Gor)