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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And it was there that he discovered that Lake Ngao was fed, incredibly enough, by only one major river, as its eastern extremity, a river vast enough to challenge even the Vosk in its breadth and might, a river which he called the Ua". - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #261)
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1 261 "And it was there that he View more quotes about discovered">discovered that Lake Ngao was fed, incredibly enough, by only one major river, as its eastern extremity, a river vast enough to challenge even the Vosk in its breadth and might, a river which he called the Ua".

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 258 "And well he should have been".
1 259 "The next year," I said, "he mounted a new expedition, with eleven boats and a thousand men, an expedition financed, I now suppose, by Bila Huruma, to explore Lake Ngao, to circumnavigate it as he had Ushindi".
1 260 "Precisely," said Samos.
1 261 "And it was there that he discovered that Lake Ngao was fed, incredibly enough, by only one major river, as its eastern extremity, a river vast enough to challenge even the Vosk in its breadth and might, a river which he called the Ua".
1 262 "Yes," said Samos.
1 263 "It is impassable," I said, "because of various falls and cataracts".
1 264 "The extent of these obstacles, and the availability of portages, the possibility of roads, the possibility of side canals, are not known," said Samos.
"And well he should have been". "The next year," I said, "he mounted a new expedition, with eleven boats and a thousand men, an expedition financed, I now suppose, by Bila Huruma, to explore Lake Ngao, to circumnavigate it as he had Ushindi". "Precisely," said Samos. "And it was there that he discovered that Lake Ngao was fed, incredibly enough, by only one major river, as its eastern extremity, a river vast enough to challenge even the Vosk in its breadth and might, a river which he called the Ua". "Yes," said Samos. "It is impassable," I said, "because of various falls and cataracts". "The extent of these obstacles, and the availability of portages, the possibility of roads, the possibility of side canals, are not known," said Samos. - (Explorers of Gor)