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

I had seen traces of copper and gold in cliffs. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #14)
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42 14 I had View more quotes about seen">seen traces of copper and gold in cliffs.

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

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42 11 It was like a road to wonders, a shining, perilous, enchanted path leading into the heart of rich, hitherto unknown countries.
42 12 It, in its ruggedness, its expanse, its tranquillity, its rages, was like a key to unlock a great portion of a burgeoning continent, a device whereby might be opened a new, fresh world, green, mysterious and vast.
42 13 Not a geographer, I could scarcely conjecture the riches and resources which lay about me.
42 14 I had seen traces of copper and gold in cliffs.
42 15 The river and forests teemed with life.
42 16 Fibrous, medicinal, and timber resources alone seemed inexhaustible.
42 17 A new world, untapped, beautiful, dangerous, was opened by the river.
It was like a road to wonders, a shining, perilous, enchanted path leading into the heart of rich, hitherto unknown countries. It, in its ruggedness, its expanse, its tranquillity, its rages, was like a key to unlock a great portion of a burgeoning continent, a device whereby might be opened a new, fresh world, green, mysterious and vast. Not a geographer, I could scarcely conjecture the riches and resources which lay about me. I had seen traces of copper and gold in cliffs. The river and forests teemed with life. Fibrous, medicinal, and timber resources alone seemed inexhaustible. A new world, untapped, beautiful, dangerous, was opened by the river. - (Explorers of Gor)