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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

The corridor was doubtless pressurized prior to their insertion into the container, and then returned to its near-vacuum condition. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #230)
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1 230 The corridor was View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless pressurized prior to their insertion into the container, and then returned to its near-vacuum condition.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 227 Presumably both would have gone for a good price, and certainly so if they had been brought within suitable block measurements, to which, as noted, they were already in close approximation.
1 228 At the time that these females were entered into the small compass of the container Tarl Cabot was sedated, and thus unaware of their insertion into his small world.
1 229 They, too, at the time, must have been sedated.
1 230 The corridor was doubtless pressurized prior to their insertion into the container, and then returned to its near-vacuum condition.
1 231 This was done shortly prior to the disruption, as well.
1 232 That was seen to.
1 233 I have mentioned that the females were quite different, and you must understand that these differences pertained to far more than their pelting, eye color, and such.
Presumably both would have gone for a good price, and certainly so if they had been brought within suitable block measurements, to which, as noted, they were already in close approximation. At the time that these females were entered into the small compass of the container Tarl Cabot was sedated, and thus unaware of their insertion into his small world. They, too, at the time, must have been sedated. The corridor was doubtless pressurized prior to their insertion into the container, and then returned to its near-vacuum condition. This was done shortly prior to the disruption, as well. That was seen to. I have mentioned that the females were quite different, and you must understand that these differences pertained to far more than their pelting, eye color, and such. - (Kur of Gor)