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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The whipping sand is blasted away almost as swiftly as it is deposited. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #69)
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7 69 The whipping sand is blasted away View more quotes about almost">almost as swiftly as it is deposited.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 66 There was no sign about of picked bones, or of the work of scavengers.
7 67 Had there been sand storms the rock, too, presumably, would have been covered.
7 68 Sand storms in the Tahari, incidentally, though upon occasion lengthy and terrible storms, may rearrange dunes, but they seldom bury anything.
7 69 The whipping sand is blasted away almost as swiftly as it is deposited.
7 70 Further, of course, a body in the Tahari decomposes with great slowness.
7 71 The flesh of a desert tabuk which dies in the desert, perhaps separated from its herd, and unable to find water, if undisturbed by the salivary juices of predators, remains edible for several days.
7 72 The external appearance of the animal, beyond this, can remain much the same for centuries.
There was no sign about of picked bones, or of the work of scavengers. Had there been sand storms the rock, too, presumably, would have been covered. Sand storms in the Tahari, incidentally, though upon occasion lengthy and terrible storms, may rearrange dunes, but they seldom bury anything. The whipping sand is blasted away almost as swiftly as it is deposited. Further, of course, a body in the Tahari decomposes with great slowness. The flesh of a desert tabuk which dies in the desert, perhaps separated from its herd, and unable to find water, if undisturbed by the salivary juices of predators, remains edible for several days. The external appearance of the animal, beyond this, can remain much the same for centuries. - (Tribesmen of Gor)