Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 6 | 613 | I, with the crew members, submitted to the examination of the physician. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 6 | 610 | Bazi had not yet recovered from the economic View more quotes about blow">blow. |
| 6 | 611 | Schendi's merchant council, I supposed, could not be blamed for wishing to exercise due caution that a similar calamity did not befall their own port. |
| 6 | 612 | The scribe, with Ulafi, went about his business. |
| 6 | 613 | I, with the crew members, submitted to the examination of the physician. |
| 6 | 614 | He did little more than look into our eyes and examine our forearms. |
| 6 | 615 | But our eyes were not yellowed nor was there sign of the broken pustules in our flesh. |
| 6 | 616 | Two slave girls, white, barefoot, in ragged brown tunics, with golden rings in their ears, one chewing on a larma, came to stand on the wharf near the prow. |
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Bazi had not yet recovered from the economic blow.
Schendi's merchant council, I supposed, could not be blamed for wishing to exercise due caution that a similar calamity did not befall their own port.
The scribe, with Ulafi, went about his business.
I, with the crew members, submitted to the examination of the physician.
He did little more than look into our eyes and examine our forearms.
But our eyes were not yellowed nor was there sign of the broken pustules in our flesh.
Two slave girls, white, barefoot, in ragged brown tunics, with golden rings in their ears, one chewing on a larma, came to stand on the wharf near the prow.
- (Explorers of Gor)