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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Do not stand so long in the sun," I said to him. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #167)
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5 167 "Do not stand so View more quotes about long">long in the sun," I said to him.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 164 Bracing himself against the wind, the antennae struggling to retain their focus on me, he took one delicate step toward me across the metal surface of the disk.
5 165 Then he stood there, in his some eighteen feet of golden height, balancing on his four posterior, four-jointed supporting appendages, the two anterior, four-jointed grasping appendages, each with its four, delicate, tiny prehensile hooks, held lightly, alertly before his body in the characteristic stance of Priest-Kings.
5 166 About the tube that joined his head to his thorax, on a slender chain, hung the small, round compact translator.
5 167 "Do not stand so long in the sun," I said to him.
5 168 "Did you find the egg?" asked Misk.
5 169 The great laterally opening and closing jaws, of course, had not moved.
5 170 There was rather only a set of odors, secreted from his signal glands, picked up by the translator and transduced into mechanically reproduced Gorean words, each spoken separately, none with emotion.
Bracing himself against the wind, the antennae struggling to retain their focus on me, he took one delicate step toward me across the metal surface of the disk. Then he stood there, in his some eighteen feet of golden height, balancing on his four posterior, four-jointed supporting appendages, the two anterior, four-jointed grasping appendages, each with its four, delicate, tiny prehensile hooks, held lightly, alertly before his body in the characteristic stance of Priest-Kings. About the tube that joined his head to his thorax, on a slender chain, hung the small, round compact translator. "Do not stand so long in the sun," I said to him. "Did you find the egg?" asked Misk. The great laterally opening and closing jaws, of course, had not moved. There was rather only a set of odors, secreted from his signal glands, picked up by the translator and transduced into mechanically reproduced Gorean words, each spoken separately, none with emotion. - (Assassin of Gor)