Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 234 | Contrary to popular belief the floor of the jungle is not a maze of impenetrable growth, which View more quotes about must">must be hacked through with machete or panga. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 231 | I listened to the noises of the jungle night, the chattering, and the hootings, and the clickings and cries, of nocturnal animals, and birds and insects. |
| 32 | 232 | I glanced to the blond-haired barbarian. |
| 32 | 233 | It was nearly time to secure her for the night. |
| 32 | 234 | Contrary to popular belief the floor of the jungle is not a maze of impenetrable growth, which must be hacked through with machete or panga. |
| 32 | 235 | Quite the contrary, it is usually rather open. |
| 32 | 236 | This is the result of the denseness of the overhead canopies, because of which the ground is much shaded, the factor which tends to inhibit and limit ground growth. |
| 32 | 237 | Looking about among the slender, scattered colonnades of trees, exploding far overhead in the lush capitals of the green canopy, one is often exposed to vistas of one to two hundred feet, or more. |
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I listened to the noises of the jungle night, the chattering, and the hootings, and the clickings and cries, of nocturnal animals, and birds and insects.
I glanced to the blond-haired barbarian.
It was nearly time to secure her for the night.
Contrary to popular belief the floor of the jungle is not a maze of impenetrable growth, which must be hacked through with machete or panga.
Quite the contrary, it is usually rather open.
This is the result of the denseness of the overhead canopies, because of which the ground is much shaded, the factor which tends to inhibit and limit ground growth.
Looking about among the slender, scattered colonnades of trees, exploding far overhead in the lush capitals of the green canopy, one is often exposed to vistas of one to two hundred feet, or more.
- (Explorers of Gor)