• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

I looked around. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #155)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 155 I View more quotes about looked">looked around.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 152 About its flanks, as it settled into the mud, there was a stirring in the water, and I realized the small water lizards of the swamp forest were engaged in their grisly work.
6 153 I bent down and washed the blade of my sword as well as I could in the green water, but my tunic was so splattered and soaked that I had no way to dry the blade.
6 154 Accordingly, carrying the sword in my hand, I waded back to the foot of the swamp tree and climbed the small, dry knoll at its base.
6 155 I looked around.
6 156 The girl had fled.
6 157 This made me angry, for some reason, though I thought myself well rid of her.
6 158 After all, what did I expect? That she would thank me for saving her life? She had undoubtedly left me to the tharlarion, rejoicing in the luck of a Ubar's daughter, that her enemies might destroy one another while she escaped with her life.
About its flanks, as it settled into the mud, there was a stirring in the water, and I realized the small water lizards of the swamp forest were engaged in their grisly work. I bent down and washed the blade of my sword as well as I could in the green water, but my tunic was so splattered and soaked that I had no way to dry the blade. Accordingly, carrying the sword in my hand, I waded back to the foot of the swamp tree and climbed the small, dry knoll at its base. I looked around. The girl had fled. This made me angry, for some reason, though I thought myself well rid of her. After all, what did I expect? That she would thank me for saving her life? She had undoubtedly left me to the tharlarion, rejoicing in the luck of a Ubar's daughter, that her enemies might destroy one another while she escaped with her life. - (Tarnsman of Gor)