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

What I must do was fairly obvious—make my way out of the mountains as soon as it was light. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #151)
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1 151 What I View more quotes about must">must do was fairly obvious—make my way out of the mountains as soon as it was light.

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

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1 148 With affection, Matthew Cabot I read and reread the letter and had become unnaturally calm.
1 149 It seemed clear to me that I was not insane, or if I was, that insanity was a state of mental clarity and comprehension quite apart from the torment that I had conceived it to be.
1 150 I placed the letter in my knapsack.
1 151 What I must do was fairly obvious—make my way out of the mountains as soon as it was light.
1 152 No, that might be too late.
1 153 It would be mad, scrambling about in the darkness, but there seemed to be nothing else that would serve.
1 154 I did not know how much time I had, but even if it was only a few hours, I might be able to reach some highway or stream or perhaps a cabin.
With affection, Matthew Cabot I read and reread the letter and had become unnaturally calm. It seemed clear to me that I was not insane, or if I was, that insanity was a state of mental clarity and comprehension quite apart from the torment that I had conceived it to be. I placed the letter in my knapsack. What I must do was fairly obvious—make my way out of the mountains as soon as it was light. No, that might be too late. It would be mad, scrambling about in the darkness, but there seemed to be nothing else that would serve. I did not know how much time I had, but even if it was only a few hours, I might be able to reach some highway or stream or perhaps a cabin. - (Tarnsman of Gor)