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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then lightning again illuminated the stormy sky and the driving torrents of rain, and then the lightning and rain were gone, and then there were great ringing blows, and the great hammer of Kron, of the metal workers, lifting and falling, smote on a mighty anvil, showering sparks in the night, which fell into the calm sea and glowed there like diamonds, and I rolled to my back and looked upwards to see that the diamonds were in the sky, and were stars. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #113)
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35 113 Then lightning View more quotes about again">again illuminated the stormy sky and the driving torrents of rain, and then the lightning and rain were gone, and then there were great ringing blows, and the great hammer of Kron, of the metal workers, lifting and falling, smote on a mighty anvil, showering sparks in the night, which fell into the calm sea and glowed there like diamonds, and I rolled to my back and looked upwards to see that the diamonds were in the sky, and were stars.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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35 110 Thunder cracked.
35 111 Rain tore its way downward.
35 112 "It is a severe storm," said Ivar Forkbeard, near me, on the deck of his serpent.
35 113 Then lightning again illuminated the stormy sky and the driving torrents of rain, and then the lightning and rain were gone, and then there were great ringing blows, and the great hammer of Kron, of the metal workers, lifting and falling, smote on a mighty anvil, showering sparks in the night, which fell into the calm sea and glowed there like diamonds, and I rolled to my back and looked upwards to see that the diamonds were in the sky, and were stars.
35 114 * * * * It begins in the sweat lodge.
35 115 This is a small lodge, rather oval and rounded.
35 116 A man may not stand upright within it.
Thunder cracked. Rain tore its way downward. "It is a severe storm," said Ivar Forkbeard, near me, on the deck of his serpent. Then lightning again illuminated the stormy sky and the driving torrents of rain, and then the lightning and rain were gone, and then there were great ringing blows, and the great hammer of Kron, of the metal workers, lifting and falling, smote on a mighty anvil, showering sparks in the night, which fell into the calm sea and glowed there like diamonds, and I rolled to my back and looked upwards to see that the diamonds were in the sky, and were stars. * * * * It begins in the sweat lodge. This is a small lodge, rather oval and rounded. A man may not stand upright within it. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)