Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 664 | It was one of these remnants in View more quotes about virtue">virtue of which I had managed to free myself. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 661 | I awakened in the early morning, half lying across my makeshift vessel, to the sound of marsh birds. |
| 33 | 662 | In the attack of the Ul, the night before, the canal boat of the Assassin, Pa-Kur, had been muchly damaged. |
| 33 | 663 | Portions, from the impact and the blows of the struggle, the beating wings, had been splintered free. |
| 33 | 664 | It was one of these remnants in virtue of which I had managed to free myself. |
| 33 | 665 | From where I was I could still see the tufted wand, the yellow efflorescence at its summit. |
| 33 | 666 | The tuft was limp and sodden. |
| 33 | 667 | The water then, I knew, had risen some four or five feet, to a level at which, had I been unable to free myself, I would have surely drowned. |
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I awakened in the early morning, half lying across my makeshift vessel, to the sound of marsh birds.
In the attack of the Ul, the night before, the canal boat of the Assassin, Pa-Kur, had been muchly damaged.
Portions, from the impact and the blows of the struggle, the beating wings, had been splintered free.
It was one of these remnants in virtue of which I had managed to free myself.
From where I was I could still see the tufted wand, the yellow efflorescence at its summit.
The tuft was limp and sodden.
The water then, I knew, had risen some four or five feet, to a level at which, had I been unable to free myself, I would have surely drowned.
- (Quarry of Gor)