Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 616 | Too, View more quotes about once">once they had come to the tunnel opening, which was beneath the surface of the pool, reached from the nest, on a higher level, on the other side, they may have seen the light from the lamps and torches on the water. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 613 | I heard urts in the pool below. |
| 37 | 614 | Some, it seemed, had just entered it, from the tunnel leading to the nest. |
| 37 | 615 | The noises about the walkway may have aroused their curiosity. |
| 37 | 616 | Too, once they had come to the tunnel opening, which was beneath the surface of the pool, reached from the nest, on a higher level, on the other side, they may have seen the light from the lamps and torches on the water. |
| 37 | 617 | Such things were probably associated in their minds with the possibility of food. |
| 37 | 618 | There were several urts in the pool area, I knew, and, save for their fellow, and what they had had of the man by the gate, they had not eaten for two days. |
| 37 | 619 | They would doubtless, most of them, be hungry. |
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I heard urts in the pool below.
Some, it seemed, had just entered it, from the tunnel leading to the nest.
The noises about the walkway may have aroused their curiosity.
Too, once they had come to the tunnel opening, which was beneath the surface of the pool, reached from the nest, on a higher level, on the other side, they may have seen the light from the lamps and torches on the water.
Such things were probably associated in their minds with the possibility of food.
There were several urts in the pool area, I knew, and, save for their fellow, and what they had had of the man by the gate, they had not eaten for two days.
They would doubtless, most of them, be hungry.
- (Witness of Gor)