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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

Together we ran about the perimeter of the pool until we came to a tangle of vines depending from the ceiling, up which we climbed, broke through the blue substance, and cast wildly about for an avenue of escape. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #104)
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18 104 View more quotes about together">Together we ran about the perimeter of the pool until we came to a tangle of vines depending from the ceiling, up which we climbed, broke through the blue substance, and cast wildly about for an avenue of escape.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 101 "Not badly done for a Koroban," he granted.
18 102 We heard running feet approaching, those of several men, the clank of arms, the high-pitched, enraged screaming of Saphrar of Turia.
18 103 "Hurry!" I cried.
18 104 Together we ran about the perimeter of the pool until we came to a tangle of vines depending from the ceiling, up which we climbed, broke through the blue substance, and cast wildly about for an avenue of escape.
18 105 There would be such, for the ceiling had been unbroken by a door or panel, and there must surely be some provision for the rearrangement and replacement of energy bulbs.
18 106 We quickly found the exit, though it was only a panel some two feet by two feet, of a size for slaves to crawl through.
18 107 It was locked but we kicked it open, splintering the bolt from the wood, and emerged on a narrow, unrailed balcony.
"Not badly done for a Koroban," he granted. We heard running feet approaching, those of several men, the clank of arms, the high-pitched, enraged screaming of Saphrar of Turia. "Hurry!" I cried. Together we ran about the perimeter of the pool until we came to a tangle of vines depending from the ceiling, up which we climbed, broke through the blue substance, and cast wildly about for an avenue of escape. There would be such, for the ceiling had been unbroken by a door or panel, and there must surely be some provision for the rearrangement and replacement of energy bulbs. We quickly found the exit, though it was only a panel some two feet by two feet, of a size for slaves to crawl through. It was locked but we kicked it open, splintering the bolt from the wood, and emerged on a narrow, unrailed balcony. - (Nomads of Gor)