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

The pool was content that I should enter it more deeply, perhaps it even desired that I do so, that its meal might be even more readily obtained. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #40)
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18 40 The View more quotes about pool">pool was content that I should enter it more deeply, perhaps it even desired that I do so, that its meal might be even more readily obtained.

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

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18 37 But doubtless by then I would have been half digested, much of me little more than a cream of fluids and proteins then mixing with and nourishing the substance of my devourer—the Yellow Pool of Turia.
18 38 I pushed now, with all my might, not toward the edge of the marbled basin, but rather toward the deepest part of the pool.
18 39 To my satisfaction I found that I could move, though barely, in this direction.
18 40 The pool was content that I should enter it more deeply, perhaps it even desired that I do so, that its meal might be even more readily obtained.
18 41 "What is he doing?" cried the Paravaci.
18 42 "He is mad," said Saphrar.
18 43 Each inch I moved toward the center of the pool my journey became easier.
But doubtless by then I would have been half digested, much of me little more than a cream of fluids and proteins then mixing with and nourishing the substance of my devourer—the Yellow Pool of Turia. I pushed now, with all my might, not toward the edge of the marbled basin, but rather toward the deepest part of the pool. To my satisfaction I found that I could move, though barely, in this direction. The pool was content that I should enter it more deeply, perhaps it even desired that I do so, that its meal might be even more readily obtained. "What is he doing?" cried the Paravaci. "He is mad," said Saphrar. Each inch I moved toward the center of the pool my journey became easier. - (Nomads of Gor)