Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 823 | I View more quotes about realized">realized that I was a portion of the cargo. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 820 | Surely, if, at the sturdy, narrow bow of the corsair, invisible, just below the surface of the water, fixed in place, there was a beak or snout of metal, it would have some purpose. |
| 8 | 821 | It seemed clear that such an object, moving with its ship, sped swiftly against the planking of another vessel, might inflict damage, perhaps considerable damage. |
| 8 | 822 | "No," he said, "they will want our ship, and its cargo". |
| 8 | 823 | I realized that I was a portion of the cargo. |
| 8 | 824 | I looked back to Euphrosyne. |
| 8 | 825 | She had now covered herself up, discreetly, modestly. |
| 8 | 826 | She looked content, demure, in the red cloth now held about her. |
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Surely, if, at the sturdy, narrow bow of the corsair, invisible, just below the surface of the water, fixed in place, there was a beak or snout of metal, it would have some purpose.
It seemed clear that such an object, moving with its ship, sped swiftly against the planking of another vessel, might inflict damage, perhaps considerable damage.
"No," he said, "they will want our ship, and its cargo".
I realized that I was a portion of the cargo.
I looked back to Euphrosyne.
She had now covered herself up, discreetly, modestly.
She looked content, demure, in the red cloth now held about her.
- (Quarry of Gor)