Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 874 | In the View more quotes about light">light of his torch I could see that many of the carvings were colored, the natural hues and pigments not worn away by wind or rain. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 871 | I found the building, somehow, familiar. |
| 32 | 872 | He then directed me to walk to my left, and I walked upon one of the broad terraces, many feet from the ground, which, like tiers, were integral to the structure of the edifice. |
| 32 | 873 | I had the feeling I had been here before. |
| 32 | 874 | In the light of his torch I could see that many of the carvings were colored, the natural hues and pigments not worn away by wind or rain. |
| 32 | 875 | In the daylight the building, or temple, must be incredibly barbaric and colorful. |
| 32 | 876 | 'Stop,' he told me. |
| 32 | 877 | I stopped. |
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I found the building, somehow, familiar.
He then directed me to walk to my left, and I walked upon one of the broad terraces, many feet from the ground, which, like tiers, were integral to the structure of the edifice.
I had the feeling I had been here before.
In the light of his torch I could see that many of the carvings were colored, the natural hues and pigments not worn away by wind or rain.
In the daylight the building, or temple, must be incredibly barbaric and colorful.
'Stop,' he told me.
I stopped.
- (Explorers of Gor)