Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 396 | They are not uncommon in the View more quotes about vicinity">vicinity of water in the Barrens, usually growing along the banks of small streams or muddy, sluggish rivers. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 393 | "The trees," I said. |
| 34 | 394 | "The trees". |
| 34 | 395 | They were Hogarthe trees, named for Hogarthe, one of the early explorers in the area of the Barrens. |
| 34 | 396 | They are not uncommon in the vicinity of water in the Barrens, usually growing along the banks of small streams or muddy, sluggish rivers. |
| 34 | 397 | Their shape is very reminiscent of poplar trees on Earth, to which, perhaps, in virtue of seeds brought to the Counter-Earth, they may be related. |
| 34 | 398 | "It is from those trees," said Cuwignaka, "that this place has its name". |
| 34 | 399 | "What is the name of this place?" I asked. |
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"The trees," I said.
"The trees".
They were Hogarthe trees, named for Hogarthe, one of the early explorers in the area of the Barrens.
They are not uncommon in the vicinity of water in the Barrens, usually growing along the banks of small streams or muddy, sluggish rivers.
Their shape is very reminiscent of poplar trees on Earth, to which, perhaps, in virtue of seeds brought to the Counter-Earth, they may be related.
"It is from those trees," said Cuwignaka, "that this place has its name".
"What is the name of this place?" I asked.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)