Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 178 | The mechanism, I conjectured, would be analogized to the waxing and waning of View more quotes about light">light on a native world. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 175 | "We can tell the morning from the night by the illumination in the complex," said Constance. |
| 28 | 176 | "It seems to be controlled by some sort of device which regulates its intensity". |
| 28 | 177 | I supposed that it would not be difficult to arrange a rheostatic mechanism to control the degree of illumination. |
| 28 | 178 | The mechanism, I conjectured, would be analogized to the waxing and waning of light on a native world. |
| 28 | 179 | "The beasts," she said, "move mostly at night. |
| 28 | 180 | I sometimes hear their claws on the plates outside my kennel. |
| 28 | 181 | There must be some light for them. |
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"We can tell the morning from the night by the illumination in the complex," said Constance.
"It seems to be controlled by some sort of device which regulates its intensity".
I supposed that it would not be difficult to arrange a rheostatic mechanism to control the degree of illumination.
The mechanism, I conjectured, would be analogized to the waxing and waning of light on a native world.
"The beasts," she said, "move mostly at night.
I sometimes hear their claws on the plates outside my kennel.
There must be some light for them.
- (Beasts of Gor)