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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

At the end of the semester, Cabot, like the rest of us, was weary of the academic routine, and was seeking some diversion. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #16)
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1 16 At the end of the semester, View more quotes about cabot">Cabot, like the rest of us, was weary of the academic routine, and was seeking some diversion.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 13 To my consternation and that of the college, Cabot disappeared shortly after the conclusion of the first semester.
1 14 I am sure that this was not of his own intention.
1 15 Cabot is a man who honors his commitments.
1 16 At the end of the semester, Cabot, like the rest of us, was weary of the academic routine, and was seeking some diversion.
1 17 He decided to go camping—by himself—in the nearby White Mountains, which were very beautiful then, in the white, brittle splendor of a New Hampshire February.
1 18 I loaned him some of my camping gear and drove him into the mountains, dropping him off beside the highway.
1 19 He asked me, and I am certain he was serious, to meet him at the same place in three days.
To my consternation and that of the college, Cabot disappeared shortly after the conclusion of the first semester. I am sure that this was not of his own intention. Cabot is a man who honors his commitments. At the end of the semester, Cabot, like the rest of us, was weary of the academic routine, and was seeking some diversion. He decided to go camping—by himself—in the nearby White Mountains, which were very beautiful then, in the white, brittle splendor of a New Hampshire February. I loaned him some of my camping gear and drove him into the mountains, dropping him off beside the highway. He asked me, and I am certain he was serious, to meet him at the same place in three days. - (Outlaw of Gor)