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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

I could look only into the valley, where, unsuspecting, lay the enemy. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #303)
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17 303 I could View more quotes about look">look only into the valley, where, unsuspecting, lay the enemy.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 300 Within me then, irrational, like lava, I felt the beginning of a strange sensation.
17 301 "I must consider the beauty of the Torvaldsberg," I told myself.
17 302 But I could not look again at the cold, bleak beauty of the mountain.
17 303 I could look only into the valley, where, unsuspecting, lay the enemy.
17 304 "It is madness," I told myself.
17 305 "Madness!" In the lodges below slept Kurii, who had killed, who had massacred in the night.
17 306 In my pouch, even now, there lay the golden armlet, which once had been worn by the woman, Telima.
Within me then, irrational, like lava, I felt the beginning of a strange sensation. "I must consider the beauty of the Torvaldsberg," I told myself. But I could not look again at the cold, bleak beauty of the mountain. I could look only into the valley, where, unsuspecting, lay the enemy. "It is madness," I told myself. "Madness!" In the lodges below slept Kurii, who had killed, who had massacred in the night. In my pouch, even now, there lay the golden armlet, which once had been worn by the woman, Telima. - (Marauders of Gor)