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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It is not clear what has occurred," said the lieutenant. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #905)
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37 905 "It is not View more quotes about clear">clear what has occurred," said the lieutenant.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 902 But then I recalled that she had been in the cage.
37 903 There, suspended in the darkness, helpless, alone, perhaps she had had time to think, to ask herself what she was, and wanted to be, and might be, and where she herself might be found.
37 904 "Surely your men should have returned by now," said the officer of Treve.
37 905 "It is not clear what has occurred," said the lieutenant.
37 906 The urts continued to feed, turning the two bodies about in the water.
37 907 I saw another swimming toward the nest, a shred of muscle trailing behind it.
37 908 "By now," speculated the officer of Treve, "it seems he should have been taken, or the body found".
But then I recalled that she had been in the cage. There, suspended in the darkness, helpless, alone, perhaps she had had time to think, to ask herself what she was, and wanted to be, and might be, and where she herself might be found. "Surely your men should have returned by now," said the officer of Treve. "It is not clear what has occurred," said the lieutenant. The urts continued to feed, turning the two bodies about in the water. I saw another swimming toward the nest, a shred of muscle trailing behind it. "By now," speculated the officer of Treve, "it seems he should have been taken, or the body found". - (Witness of Gor)