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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

"That is my understanding," said Kurik. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #142)
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32 142 "That is my understanding," said View more quotes about kurik">Kurik.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 139 I rose, unbidden, and followed the men.
32 140 The space we traversed through the center of the warehouse was muchly open, but there were many boxes, crates, and such, stacked about the walls.
32 141 "The crate to be surrendered without a claiming ticket?" said he with the lantern, leading the way.
32 142 "That is my understanding," said Kurik.
32 143 One could not see a great deal in the light of the lantern, for the shadows about us, and above us, to the sides, but even a small light, in a darkness, may seem surprisingly bright.
32 144 It would have hurt my eyes to look directly at it.
32 145 I could sense darknesses about us, and above us, and sensed, on the sides, and at the back, two tiered, interior balconies, presumably leading to rooms beyond.
I rose, unbidden, and followed the men. The space we traversed through the center of the warehouse was muchly open, but there were many boxes, crates, and such, stacked about the walls. "The crate to be surrendered without a claiming ticket?" said he with the lantern, leading the way. "That is my understanding," said Kurik. One could not see a great deal in the light of the lantern, for the shadows about us, and above us, to the sides, but even a small light, in a darkness, may seem surprisingly bright. It would have hurt my eyes to look directly at it. I could sense darknesses about us, and above us, and sensed, on the sides, and at the back, two tiered, interior balconies, presumably leading to rooms beyond. - (Plunder of Gor)