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

From the scaffolding, a double row of peeled logs, about ten feet apart, with numerous connecting bars and crossbars, fastened together with vines, more than a hundred yards in length, extending out into the flowing waters, hung numerous vine ropes, attached to which were long, conical, woven baskets, fish traps. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3)
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27 3 From the scaffolding, a double row of peeled logs, about ten View more quotes about feet">feet apart, with numerous connecting bars and crossbars, fastened together with vines, more than a hundred yards in length, extending out into the flowing waters, hung numerous vine ropes, attached to which were long, conical, woven baskets, fish traps.

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

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26 72 "No," he said, "but doubtless they are announcing our arrival".
27 1 The Fishing Village; A Slave Begs to be Touched; Ayari Acquires Information They were scampering about on the scaffolding, it extending far out into the river.
27 2 We could understand little of what they said.
27 3 From the scaffolding, a double row of peeled logs, about ten feet apart, with numerous connecting bars and crossbars, fastened together with vines, more than a hundred yards in length, extending out into the flowing waters, hung numerous vine ropes, attached to which were long, conical, woven baskets, fish traps.
27 4 "Away! Away!" screamed one of the men, first in Ushindi and then in Ukungu.
27 5 He, and others, waved their arms aversively.
27 6 There were only men and male children on the scaffolding.
"No," he said, "but doubtless they are announcing our arrival". The Fishing Village; A Slave Begs to be Touched; Ayari Acquires Information They were scampering about on the scaffolding, it extending far out into the river. We could understand little of what they said. From the scaffolding, a double row of peeled logs, about ten feet apart, with numerous connecting bars and crossbars, fastened together with vines, more than a hundred yards in length, extending out into the flowing waters, hung numerous vine ropes, attached to which were long, conical, woven baskets, fish traps. "Away! Away!" screamed one of the men, first in Ushindi and then in Ukungu. He, and others, waved their arms aversively. There were only men and male children on the scaffolding. - (Explorers of Gor)