Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 199 | We were now within the anterior building. |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 196 | In climbing to the View more quotes about platform">platform, and in traversing it, the guards with us, who had now remained outside, had, with the butts of their spears, prodded more than one sinuous tharlarion from the boards, the creature then plunging angrily, hissing, into the marsh. |
| 1 | 197 | The complex consisted of a tarn cot, now muchly open to the sky, with an anterior building to house supplies and tarn keepers. |
| 1 | 198 | It had been abandoned for years. |
| 1 | 199 | We were now within the anterior building. |
| 1 | 200 | Through the ruined roof, between unshielded beams, I could see patches of the night sky of Gor, and one of her three moons. |
| 1 | 201 | Ahead, where a wall had mostly fallen, I could see the remains of the large tarn cot. |
| 1 | 202 | At one time it had been a huge, convex, cagelike lacing of mighty branches, lashed together, a high dome of fastened, interwoven wood, but now, after years of disrepair, and the pelting of rains and the tearings of winds, little remained of this once impressive and intricate structure but the skeletal, arched remnants of its lower portions. |
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In climbing to the platform, and in traversing it, the guards with us, who had now remained outside, had, with the butts of their spears, prodded more than one sinuous tharlarion from the boards, the creature then plunging angrily, hissing, into the marsh.
The complex consisted of a tarn cot, now muchly open to the sky, with an anterior building to house supplies and tarn keepers.
It had been abandoned for years.
We were now within the anterior building.
Through the ruined roof, between unshielded beams, I could see patches of the night sky of Gor, and one of her three moons.
Ahead, where a wall had mostly fallen, I could see the remains of the large tarn cot.
At one time it had been a huge, convex, cagelike lacing of mighty branches, lashed together, a high dome of fastened, interwoven wood, but now, after years of disrepair, and the pelting of rains and the tearings of winds, little remained of this once impressive and intricate structure but the skeletal, arched remnants of its lower portions.
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