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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The girl who had served us this night, slender and blond, blue-eyed, of Earth origin, had delivered to us the scytale. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #49)
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 46 I had met Half-Ear there, in a vast northern complex, an enormous supply depot intended to arm and fuel, and otherwise logistically support, the projected invasion of Gor, the Counter-Earth.
1 47 I think it likely that Half-Ear perished in the destruction of the complex.
1 48 The body, however, was never recovered.
1 49 The girl who had served us this night, slender and blond, blue-eyed, of Earth origin, had delivered to us the scytale.
1 50 She had not, originally, even understood it to contain a message.
1 51 How different she seemed now from what she had then been.
1 52 She had been brought to the house of Samos still in the inexplicable and barbarous garments of Earth, in particular, in the imitation-boy costume, the denim trousers and flannel shirt of the contemporary Earth girl, pathologically conditioned, for economic and historical reasons, to deny and subvert the richness of her unique sexuality.
I had met Half-Ear there, in a vast northern complex, an enormous supply depot intended to arm and fuel, and otherwise logistically support, the projected invasion of Gor, the Counter-Earth. I think it likely that Half-Ear perished in the destruction of the complex. The body, however, was never recovered. The girl who had served us this night, slender and blond, blue-eyed, of Earth origin, had delivered to us the scytale. She had not, originally, even understood it to contain a message. How different she seemed now from what she had then been. She had been brought to the house of Samos still in the inexplicable and barbarous garments of Earth, in particular, in the imitation-boy costume, the denim trousers and flannel shirt of the contemporary Earth girl, pathologically conditioned, for economic and historical reasons, to deny and subvert the richness of her unique sexuality. - (Explorers of Gor)