Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 689 | View more quotes about ligurious">Ligurious was looking at the tiles. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 686 | Outside of Corcyrus, in a great field, have been found burned grass and three large, deep, geometrically spaced depressions, as though something of great heat and weight, perhaps some giant, heated steel insect or fiery mechanical bird, had alighted there. |
| 33 | 687 | Too, within the palace itself, in a subterranean chamber, we found the smells, the spoor and traces of some large, unknown beast which, apparently, perhaps from time to time, resided there. |
| 33 | 688 | It had apparently removed itself from those premises, however, well before the downfall of the city". |
| 33 | 689 | Ligurious was looking at the tiles. |
| 33 | 690 | He did not look up. |
| 33 | 691 | "Ligurious?" asked Claudius. |
| 33 | 692 | "I know nothing of these things," said Ligurious, shrugging. |
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Outside of Corcyrus, in a great field, have been found burned grass and three large, deep, geometrically spaced depressions, as though something of great heat and weight, perhaps some giant, heated steel insect or fiery mechanical bird, had alighted there.
Too, within the palace itself, in a subterranean chamber, we found the smells, the spoor and traces of some large, unknown beast which, apparently, perhaps from time to time, resided there.
It had apparently removed itself from those premises, however, well before the downfall of the city".
Ligurious was looking at the tiles.
He did not look up.
"Ligurious?" asked Claudius.
"I know nothing of these things," said Ligurious, shrugging.
- (Kajira of Gor)