Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 329 | I stooped View more quotes about down">down and picked up one of the stiff shards and rubbed it, seeing the golden stain now left on my fingertips. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 326 | From it, wet, wrinkled, rotted, dead for perhaps months or years, he drew forth the body of an unborn tharlarion. |
| 26 | 327 | "I told you," said Kamchak, kindly, "the egg was worthless". |
| 26 | 328 | I staggered to my feet, standing now and looking down at the shattered fragments of the egg. |
| 26 | 329 | I stooped down and picked up one of the stiff shards and rubbed it, seeing the golden stain now left on my fingertips. |
| 26 | 330 | "It is not the egg of Priest-Kings," said Kamchak. |
| 26 | 331 | "Do you truly think we would permit enemies to know the whereabouts of such a thing?" I looked at Kamchak, tears in my eyes. |
| 26 | 332 | Suddenly, far off, we heard a weird scream, high, wavering, and the shrill howls of frustrated sleen. |
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From it, wet, wrinkled, rotted, dead for perhaps months or years, he drew forth the body of an unborn tharlarion.
"I told you," said Kamchak, kindly, "the egg was worthless".
I staggered to my feet, standing now and looking down at the shattered fragments of the egg.
I stooped down and picked up one of the stiff shards and rubbed it, seeing the golden stain now left on my fingertips.
"It is not the egg of Priest-Kings," said Kamchak.
"Do you truly think we would permit enemies to know the whereabouts of such a thing?" I looked at Kamchak, tears in my eyes.
Suddenly, far off, we heard a weird scream, high, wavering, and the shrill howls of frustrated sleen.
- (Nomads of Gor)