Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 620 | She View more quotes about understood">understood, the coin in her mouth, that she was now to be silent. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 617 | I had thought the streaks there might have been rain, but they had a salty taste. |
| 1 | 618 | I moved from beneath the wagon and picked up my pack. |
| 1 | 619 | She looked up at me. |
| 1 | 620 | She understood, the coin in her mouth, that she was now to be silent. |
| 1 | 621 | I looked up to the height of the stony plateau, and the palisade. |
| 1 | 622 | In a flash of lightning, illuminated clearly for a moment, I could see, over the palisade, hanging from its chains, from the crosspiece on the high pole, swinging in the storm, the huge sign with its emblematic representation of a bird, that with the vulturelike neck and the distorted, grasping right leg and talons, the sign of the Crooked Tarn. |
| 1 | 623 | I looked back to the girl. |
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I had thought the streaks there might have been rain, but they had a salty taste.
I moved from beneath the wagon and picked up my pack.
She looked up at me.
She understood, the coin in her mouth, that she was now to be silent.
I looked up to the height of the stony plateau, and the palisade.
In a flash of lightning, illuminated clearly for a moment, I could see, over the palisade, hanging from its chains, from the crosspiece on the high pole, swinging in the storm, the huge sign with its emblematic representation of a bird, that with the vulturelike neck and the distorted, grasping right leg and talons, the sign of the Crooked Tarn.
I looked back to the girl.
- (Renegades of Gor)