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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is one thing to roll about in a public bath or splash about in some pool or stream, but quite another to struggle for pasangs against a current in a tunnel channel with only a few inches between the water and the roof of the tunnel. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #59)
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16 59 It is one View more quotes about thing">thing to roll about in a public bath or splash about in some pool or stream, but quite another to struggle for pasangs against a current in a tunnel channel with only a few inches between the water and the roof of the tunnel.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 56 I considered lowering myself down the rope and returning to the wagons for a bottle of paga.
16 57 Surely tomorrow would be as propitious a day as any for my mission.
16 58 Yet I did not care to pursue again that underground stream nor, particularly, on some new trip to Turia, to swim once more against it.
16 59 It is one thing to roll about in a public bath or splash about in some pool or stream, but quite another to struggle for pasangs against a current in a tunnel channel with only a few inches between the water and the roof of the tunnel.
16 60 "It should be worth the Courage Scar," said Harold from above, "don't you think so?" "What?" I asked.
16 61 "Stealing a wench from the House of Saphrar and returning on a stolen tarn".
16 62 "Undoubtedly," I grumbled.
I considered lowering myself down the rope and returning to the wagons for a bottle of paga. Surely tomorrow would be as propitious a day as any for my mission. Yet I did not care to pursue again that underground stream nor, particularly, on some new trip to Turia, to swim once more against it. It is one thing to roll about in a public bath or splash about in some pool or stream, but quite another to struggle for pasangs against a current in a tunnel channel with only a few inches between the water and the roof of the tunnel. "It should be worth the Courage Scar," said Harold from above, "don't you think so?" "What?" I asked. "Stealing a wench from the House of Saphrar and returning on a stolen tarn". "Undoubtedly," I grumbled. - (Nomads of Gor)