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| 15 | 718 | There was View more quotes about already">already, though before dawn, a dim filtering of light in the forest, the false dawn, the inchoate, fractionated light preceding the true dawn, when Tor-tu-Gor, the common star of two worlds, would, as a Gorean poet once said, fling its straight, warming, undeflected spears of the morning among the wet, cool branches of the forest. |
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| 15 | 715 | She was watching me. |
| 15 | 716 | I knew the eyes of a slave girl in need. |
| 15 | 717 | I looked about. |
| 15 | 718 | There was already, though before dawn, a dim filtering of light in the forest, the false dawn, the inchoate, fractionated light preceding the true dawn, when Tor-tu-Gor, the common star of two worlds, would, as a Gorean poet once said, fling its straight, warming, undeflected spears of the morning among the wet, cool branches of the forest. |
| 15 | 719 | I lay on my back. |
| 15 | 720 | The sky was now a darkish gray. |
| 15 | 721 | I could see the edges of the trees quite clearly against it. |