Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 236 | The View more quotes about sleen">sleen were now, like a black cloud, breaking apart in the wind, and then rejoining, flooding toward us over the ice. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 233 | I could not understand why he still cut blocks, which he had no time to place in the walls. |
| 26 | 234 | Too, I did not understand why Poalu should be busying herself with melting snow over the flat, oval lamp. |
| 26 | 235 | This seemed a strange time to engage in such domestic chores. |
| 26 | 236 | The sleen were now, like a black cloud, breaking apart in the wind, and then rejoining, flooding toward us over the ice. |
| 26 | 237 | The cloud was no more now than a quarter of a pasang away. |
| 26 | 238 | "Is this the end, Master?" asked Arlene. |
| 26 | 239 | "It would seem so," I said. |
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I could not understand why he still cut blocks, which he had no time to place in the walls.
Too, I did not understand why Poalu should be busying herself with melting snow over the flat, oval lamp.
This seemed a strange time to engage in such domestic chores.
The sleen were now, like a black cloud, breaking apart in the wind, and then rejoining, flooding toward us over the ice.
The cloud was no more now than a quarter of a pasang away.
"Is this the end, Master?" asked Arlene.
"It would seem so," I said.
- (Beasts of Gor)