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

The kaiila I fed in the stable, where he occupied a rear stall, I watered it, too, deeply. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #10)
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 7 "The assailant fled last night, into the desert," he told me, "escaping!" "Incredible," I said.
8 8 My response was appropriate, for I, for one, did not believe it.
8 9 I had arisen about the ninth hour, which, on Gor, is the hour before noon.
8 10 The kaiila I fed in the stable, where he occupied a rear stall, I watered it, too, deeply.
8 11 While at breakfast I sent a stableboy on small errands.
8 12 When I finished breakfast the lad, a sprightly young fellow, had returned.
8 13 In my new burnoose and sash, a rather ostentatious yellow and purple, befitting, however, a local merchant, or peddler, who wishes to call attention to himself, I myself went about the shops, making purchases.
"The assailant fled last night, into the desert," he told me, "escaping!" "Incredible," I said. My response was appropriate, for I, for one, did not believe it. I had arisen about the ninth hour, which, on Gor, is the hour before noon. The kaiila I fed in the stable, where he occupied a rear stall, I watered it, too, deeply. While at breakfast I sent a stableboy on small errands. When I finished breakfast the lad, a sprightly young fellow, had returned. In my new burnoose and sash, a rather ostentatious yellow and purple, befitting, however, a local merchant, or peddler, who wishes to call attention to himself, I myself went about the shops, making purchases. - (Tribesmen of Gor)