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

Jagged planks, dry and hot, thrust up in the sunlight, and, lower, wedged in, pressed between rocks, wet and black, water foaming about it, was the stern itself with its splintered, side-hung rudder. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #4)
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36 4 Jagged planks, dry and hot, View more quotes about thrust">thrust up in the sunlight, and, lower, wedged in, pressed between rocks, wet and black, water foaming about it, was the stern itself with its splintered, side-hung rudder.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
36 1 Wreckage; Again We Move Upriver "There," said Ayari, pointing.
36 2 We put down the canoe we were carrying past the hurtling cataract.
36 3 We saw, shattered on rocks, the stern quarter of a river galley.
36 4 Jagged planks, dry and hot, thrust up in the sunlight, and, lower, wedged in, pressed between rocks, wet and black, water foaming about it, was the stern itself with its splintered, side-hung rudder.
36 5 I waded out to it.
36 6 There was nothing left in the wreckage.
36 7 "It could have been washed downriver for pasangs," said Ayari.
Wreckage; Again We Move Upriver "There," said Ayari, pointing. We put down the canoe we were carrying past the hurtling cataract. We saw, shattered on rocks, the stern quarter of a river galley. Jagged planks, dry and hot, thrust up in the sunlight, and, lower, wedged in, pressed between rocks, wet and black, water foaming about it, was the stern itself with its splintered, side-hung rudder. I waded out to it. There was nothing left in the wreckage. "It could have been washed downriver for pasangs," said Ayari. - (Explorers of Gor)