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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

They would expect me, I supposed, to follow the stream, wading in it, and then, a few pasangs later, strike out northward. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #24)
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21 24 They would View more quotes about expect">expect me, I supposed, to follow the stream, wading in it, and then, a few pasangs later, strike out northward.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 21 Too, I did not think they would expect me to retrace the route to the Viktel Aria.
21 22 Not only would this bring me into areas of greater population concentrations but, too, it would take me closer to Ar.
21 23 This would be almost as bad from my point of view, they would suppose, as moving toward Argentum itself.
21 24 They would expect me, I supposed, to follow the stream, wading in it, and then, a few pasangs later, strike out northward.
21 25 Speusippus would recall that I had, on my knees, begged him not to take me to Ar.
21 26 I hurried on.
21 27 An additional reason for keeping to the road was that I thought, on the hard, wet surface, it might be more difficult to follow my sign, if sleen were later used.
Too, I did not think they would expect me to retrace the route to the Viktel Aria. Not only would this bring me into areas of greater population concentrations but, too, it would take me closer to Ar. This would be almost as bad from my point of view, they would suppose, as moving toward Argentum itself. They would expect me, I supposed, to follow the stream, wading in it, and then, a few pasangs later, strike out northward. Speusippus would recall that I had, on my knees, begged him not to take me to Ar. I hurried on. An additional reason for keeping to the road was that I thought, on the hard, wet surface, it might be more difficult to follow my sign, if sleen were later used. - (Kajira of Gor)