Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 14 | 451 | There was a bit of View more quotes about silk">silk, now doubtless bleached by the sun, thrust and wrapped in my collar. |
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 14 | 448 | Even in the hood I sensed the reflected heat radiating from the crusts. |
| 14 | 449 | It pleases Kurii, I thought, that Tarl Cabot will serve at Klima. |
| 14 | 450 | How amusing they would find that. |
| 14 | 451 | There was a bit of silk, now doubtless bleached by the sun, thrust and wrapped in my collar. |
| 14 | 452 | Doubtless another, too, would be pleased that I served at Klima. |
| 14 | 453 | A kaiila moved swiftly past me, its paws scattering salt. |
| 14 | 454 | I felt it in the marks on my back, and in the chain sores. |
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Even in the hood I sensed the reflected heat radiating from the crusts.
It pleases Kurii, I thought, that Tarl Cabot will serve at Klima.
How amusing they would find that.
There was a bit of silk, now doubtless bleached by the sun, thrust and wrapped in my collar.
Doubtless another, too, would be pleased that I served at Klima.
A kaiila moved swiftly past me, its paws scattering salt.
I felt it in the marks on my back, and in the chain sores.
- (Tribesmen of Gor)