Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 107 | "I am, too, made uncomfortable by the thickness of the brush and View more quotes about trees">trees in these areas, both before and now. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 104 | It is prime. |
| 43 | 105 | Does she truly seem to have been at the post for two days?" "No, Master," said Janice. |
| 43 | 106 | "Too," I said, "had she been at the post overnight is it not likely that tharlarion would have discovered her and eaten her from the chains?" "Yes, Master," said Janice. |
| 43 | 107 | "I am, too, made uncomfortable by the thickness of the brush and trees in these areas, both before and now. |
| 43 | 108 | They seem fit to conceal the numbers of an ambuscade". |
| 43 | 109 | "Perhaps we should hurry on," said Tende, looking about. |
| 43 | 110 | "Take up your paddles," said Kisu. |
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It is prime.
Does she truly seem to have been at the post for two days?" "No, Master," said Janice.
"Too," I said, "had she been at the post overnight is it not likely that tharlarion would have discovered her and eaten her from the chains?" "Yes, Master," said Janice.
"I am, too, made uncomfortable by the thickness of the brush and trees in these areas, both before and now.
They seem fit to conceal the numbers of an ambuscade".
"Perhaps we should hurry on," said Tende, looking about.
"Take up your paddles," said Kisu.
- (Explorers of Gor)