Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 526 | I sat, View more quotes about alone">alone, on the great chair of the oar-master. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 523 | Thurnock was a huge man, with arms like the oars of the great galleys; Clitus was slighter, but he had been first oar; he would have great strength, beyond what it might seem. |
| 8 | 524 | "Build a raft," I said, "large enough for food and water, and more than two men, and what we might find here that we might wish to take with us". |
| 8 | 525 | They set about their work. |
| 8 | 526 | I sat, alone, on the great chair of the oar-master. |
| 8 | 527 | I put my head in my hands. |
| 8 | 528 | I was Ubar here, but I found the throne a bitter one. |
| 8 | 529 | I would have exchanged it all for Tarl Cabot, the myth, and the dream, that had been taken from me. |
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Thurnock was a huge man, with arms like the oars of the great galleys; Clitus was slighter, but he had been first oar; he would have great strength, beyond what it might seem.
"Build a raft," I said, "large enough for food and water, and more than two men, and what we might find here that we might wish to take with us".
They set about their work.
I sat, alone, on the great chair of the oar-master.
I put my head in my hands.
I was Ubar here, but I found the throne a bitter one.
I would have exchanged it all for Tarl Cabot, the myth, and the dream, that had been taken from me.
- (Raiders of Gor)