Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 281 | The View more quotes about space">space freed would be narrow, but it would be large enough to admit the passage of a man's body. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 278 | Suddenly the log splintered upward, the last remaining inches broken away. |
| 23 | 279 | I pushed down on the log and felt the welcome resistance of the water beneath the raft. |
| 23 | 280 | The log was parted, and the two roughened, splintered, ends could now be thrust down. |
| 23 | 281 | The space freed would be narrow, but it would be large enough to admit the passage of a man's body. |
| 23 | 282 | With my foot and hands I snapped off some sharp splinters. |
| 23 | 283 | The water lifted the ends of the log, this buoyancy concealing the rupture in the wood. |
| 23 | 284 | "We will now wait for a time," I said. |
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Suddenly the log splintered upward, the last remaining inches broken away.
I pushed down on the log and felt the welcome resistance of the water beneath the raft.
The log was parted, and the two roughened, splintered, ends could now be thrust down.
The space freed would be narrow, but it would be large enough to admit the passage of a man's body.
With my foot and hands I snapped off some sharp splinters.
The water lifted the ends of the log, this buoyancy concealing the rupture in the wood.
"We will now wait for a time," I said.
- (Explorers of Gor)