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

It was becoming light now, and dawn was breaking across the gentle hills that had sheltered Ko-ro-ba. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #100)
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5 100 It was View more quotes about becoming">becoming light now, and dawn was breaking across the gentle hills that had sheltered Ko-ro-ba.

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

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5 97 Suddenly he howled like a tortured dog, and what happened then I cannot bring myself to describe in detail.
5 98 It seemed as though the entire inside of his head began to burst and burn, to bubble like some horrid viscous lava inside the crater of his skull.
5 99 It was an ugly death—his for having tried to speak to me, for having tried to tell me what was in his heart.
5 100 It was becoming light now, and dawn was breaking across the gentle hills that had sheltered Ko-ro-ba.
5 101 I removed the hated robes of the Initiates from the body of the man and carried the naked body far from the road.
5 102 As I began to cover it with rocks, I noted the remains of the skull, now little more than a handful of shards.
5 103 The brain had been literally boiled away.
Suddenly he howled like a tortured dog, and what happened then I cannot bring myself to describe in detail. It seemed as though the entire inside of his head began to burst and burn, to bubble like some horrid viscous lava inside the crater of his skull. It was an ugly death—his for having tried to speak to me, for having tried to tell me what was in his heart. It was becoming light now, and dawn was breaking across the gentle hills that had sheltered Ko-ro-ba. I removed the hated robes of the Initiates from the body of the man and carried the naked body far from the road. As I began to cover it with rocks, I noted the remains of the skull, now little more than a handful of shards. The brain had been literally boiled away. - (Outlaw of Gor)