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

What We Saw from the Height of the Falls; Tende Dances; We Enter Again Upon the River; I Anticipate the Surrender of the Blond-Haired Barbarian We thrust the canoe upward, Kisu and I at the stern, Ayari and the girls hauling on ropes at the forequarter. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #1)
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33 1 What We Saw from the View more quotes about height">Height of the Falls; Tende Dances; We Enter Again Upon the River; I Anticipate the Surrender of the Blond-Haired Barbarian We thrust the canoe upward, Kisu and I at the stern, Ayari and the girls hauling on ropes at the forequarter.

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

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32 1179 "Am I not pleasing to you?" "Later, perhaps," I said.
32 1180 "You're training me, aren't you, Master?" she asked.
32 1181 "Yes," I said.
33 1 What We Saw from the Height of the Falls; Tende Dances; We Enter Again Upon the River; I Anticipate the Surrender of the Blond-Haired Barbarian We thrust the canoe upward, Kisu and I at the stern, Ayari and the girls hauling on ropes at the forequarter.
33 2 It tipped up and then settled downward, and we thrust and hauled it, laden, to the level.
33 3 The sound of the falls, to our left, plunging some four hundred feet to the waters below, was deafening.
33 4 It is difficult to convey the splendor of the Ua's scenery to those who have not seen it.
"Am I not pleasing to you?" "Later, perhaps," I said. "You're training me, aren't you, Master?" she asked. "Yes," I said. What We Saw from the Height of the Falls; Tende Dances; We Enter Again Upon the River; I Anticipate the Surrender of the Blond-Haired Barbarian We thrust the canoe upward, Kisu and I at the stern, Ayari and the girls hauling on ropes at the forequarter. It tipped up and then settled downward, and we thrust and hauled it, laden, to the level. The sound of the falls, to our left, plunging some four hundred feet to the waters below, was deafening. It is difficult to convey the splendor of the Ua's scenery to those who have not seen it. - (Explorers of Gor)