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

I waited for the attack of the monster. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #108)
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17 108 I View more quotes about waited">waited for the attack of the monster.

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

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17 105 Some of them, mostly whitish, luminescent ones, had seemed to float nearer, and hovered slightly beneath the surface, in a ring about me, some ten feet away.
17 106 I took a step towards the ring and the spheres, doubtless moved by the fluids displaced in my step, seemed to slowly disperse and move away.
17 107 The yellow of the pool's fluid, though rich, no longer seemed to leap and startle me with its vibrance.
17 108 I waited for the attack of the monster.
17 109 I stood so, in the fluid to my waist, for perhaps two or three minutes.
17 110 Then, angrily, thinking perhaps the pool was empty, or I had been made fool of, I cried out to Saphrar.
17 111 "When is it that I meet the monster?" Over the surface I heard Saphrar, standing behind the wooden shield, laugh.
Some of them, mostly whitish, luminescent ones, had seemed to float nearer, and hovered slightly beneath the surface, in a ring about me, some ten feet away. I took a step towards the ring and the spheres, doubtless moved by the fluids displaced in my step, seemed to slowly disperse and move away. The yellow of the pool's fluid, though rich, no longer seemed to leap and startle me with its vibrance. I waited for the attack of the monster. I stood so, in the fluid to my waist, for perhaps two or three minutes. Then, angrily, thinking perhaps the pool was empty, or I had been made fool of, I cried out to Saphrar. "When is it that I meet the monster?" Over the surface I heard Saphrar, standing behind the wooden shield, laugh. - (Nomads of Gor)