Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 667 | The View more quotes about water">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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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 33 | 668 | Some of the canal boat's debris, given currents and such, had apparently taken much the same course that I had followed in my flight. |
| 33 | 669 | I could see the walls of Port Kar in the distance. |
| 33 | 670 | I supposed that Bruno of Torcadino had perished in the marsh. |
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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.
Some of the canal boat's debris, given currents and such, had apparently taken much the same course that I had followed in my flight.
I could see the walls of Port Kar in the distance.
I supposed that Bruno of Torcadino had perished in the marsh.
- (Quarry of Gor)