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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Would the new generation be as aware of the dangers in which it stood as had been the last? Would the new generation understand, as well as had the last, the kind of things that, gigantic, shaggy and dark, intertwined, lay a few feet before me now? "I think you are right, Samos," I said. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #275)
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1 275 Would the new generation be as aware of the dangers in which it View more quotes about stood">stood as had been the last? Would the new generation understand, as well as had the last, the kind of things that, gigantic, shaggy and dark, intertwined, lay a few feet before me now? "I think you are right, Samos," I said.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 272 I did not know if it had hatched or not.
1 273 I did not know if, in the Nest, a new Mother now reigned or not.
1 274 If this were the case I did not know the fate of the older generation, nor the nature of the new.
1 275 Would the new generation be as aware of the dangers in which it stood as had been the last? Would the new generation understand, as well as had the last, the kind of things that, gigantic, shaggy and dark, intertwined, lay a few feet before me now? "I think you are right, Samos," I said.
1 276 He lifted the lantern now, its shutters open.
1 277 We viewed the things before us.
1 278 "They will move slowly," I said, "that they may not startle us.
I did not know if it had hatched or not. I did not know if, in the Nest, a new Mother now reigned or not. If this were the case I did not know the fate of the older generation, nor the nature of the new. Would the new generation be as aware of the dangers in which it stood as had been the last? Would the new generation understand, as well as had the last, the kind of things that, gigantic, shaggy and dark, intertwined, lay a few feet before me now? "I think you are right, Samos," I said. He lifted the lantern now, its shutters open. We viewed the things before us. "They will move slowly," I said, "that they may not startle us. - (Savages of Gor)