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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

I turned my head, without pain or discomfort. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #3)
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2 3 I turned my View more quotes about head">head, without pain or discomfort.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 232 The soil of my planet, my world.
2 1 The Counter-Earth I remembered nothing, from the time I'd boarded the silver disk in the mountains of New Hampshire until now.
2 2 I awoke, feeling rested, and opened my eyes, half expecting to see my room in the alumni house at the college.
2 3 I turned my head, without pain or discomfort.
2 4 I seemed to be lying on some hard, flat object, perhaps a table, in a circular room with a low ceiling some seven feet high.
2 5 There were five narrow windows, not large enough to let a man through; they rather reminded me of ports for bowmen in a castle tower, yet they admitted sufficient light to allow me to recognize my surroundings.
2 6 There was a tapestry to the right, a well-woven depiction of some hunting scene, I took it, but fancifully done, the spear-carrying hunters mounted on birds of a sort and attacking an ugly animal that reminded me of a boar, except that it appeared to be too large, out of proportion to the hunters.
The soil of my planet, my world. The Counter-Earth I remembered nothing, from the time I'd boarded the silver disk in the mountains of New Hampshire until now. I awoke, feeling rested, and opened my eyes, half expecting to see my room in the alumni house at the college. I turned my head, without pain or discomfort. I seemed to be lying on some hard, flat object, perhaps a table, in a circular room with a low ceiling some seven feet high. There were five narrow windows, not large enough to let a man through; they rather reminded me of ports for bowmen in a castle tower, yet they admitted sufficient light to allow me to recognize my surroundings. There was a tapestry to the right, a well-woven depiction of some hunting scene, I took it, but fancifully done, the spear-carrying hunters mounted on birds of a sort and attacking an ugly animal that reminded me of a boar, except that it appeared to be too large, out of proportion to the hunters. - (Tarnsman of Gor)