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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is a small mammal, but, shrieking and flying at the face of a climber, one precariously clinging to an almost vertical surface, it is, I am told, at least in such a situation, something most unpleasant to encounter. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #24)
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25 24 It is a View more quotes about small">small mammal, but, shrieking and flying at the face of a climber, one precariously clinging to an almost vertical surface, it is, I am told, at least in such a situation, something most unpleasant to encounter.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 21 When disturbed, it shrieks its warning and it is soon joined by a clamoring swarm of its fellows.
25 22 In this way, a natural alarm system is obtained.
25 23 Moreover, if a nesting site is closely approached, the Uru is likely to attack the intruder.
25 24 It is a small mammal, but, shrieking and flying at the face of a climber, one precariously clinging to an almost vertical surface, it is, I am told, at least in such a situation, something most unpleasant to encounter.
25 25 In any event, the holding of Lord Temmu, if not impregnable, was redoubtable.
25 26 It remained, at least until now, despite the woes of the war, secure and inviolable, one stubborn, mighty, obdurate impediment to the designs of Lord Yamada, shogun, as it was said, at least by his minions, of the Twelve Islands.
25 27 It was now the second day of the Sixth Passage Hand, three days before the autumnal equinox.
When disturbed, it shrieks its warning and it is soon joined by a clamoring swarm of its fellows. In this way, a natural alarm system is obtained. Moreover, if a nesting site is closely approached, the Uru is likely to attack the intruder. It is a small mammal, but, shrieking and flying at the face of a climber, one precariously clinging to an almost vertical surface, it is, I am told, at least in such a situation, something most unpleasant to encounter. In any event, the holding of Lord Temmu, if not impregnable, was redoubtable. It remained, at least until now, despite the woes of the war, secure and inviolable, one stubborn, mighty, obdurate impediment to the designs of Lord Yamada, shogun, as it was said, at least by his minions, of the Twelve Islands. It was now the second day of the Sixth Passage Hand, three days before the autumnal equinox. - (Mariners of Gor)