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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 172 They were now but specks on the horizon.
6 173 They plied their way northward.
6 174 In the View more quotes about northern">northern autumn they would return, to be refitted and supplied again in Schendi, and would then, a few weeks later, in the southern spring, ply their way southward.
6 175 Schendi, located in the vicinity of the Gorean equator, somewhat south of it, provides the ships with a convenient base, from which they may conduct their affairs seasonally in both hemispheres.
6 176 I was pleased that I had seen the ships.
6 177 I could not have conceived of a more pleasant way in which to have made their acquaintance.
6 178 I had seen the passing of the fleet of the black slavers of Schendi.
They were now but specks on the horizon. They plied their way northward. In the northern autumn they would return, to be refitted and supplied again in Schendi, and would then, a few weeks later, in the southern spring, ply their way southward. Schendi, located in the vicinity of the Gorean equator, somewhat south of it, provides the ships with a convenient base, from which they may conduct their affairs seasonally in both hemispheres. I was pleased that I had seen the ships. I could not have conceived of a more pleasant way in which to have made their acquaintance. I had seen the passing of the fleet of the black slavers of Schendi. - (Explorers of Gor)