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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Indeed, they seemed even to hurry, to increase their pace, until they were no longer in its vicinity. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #212)
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18 212 View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, they seemed even to hurry, to increase their pace, until they were no longer in its vicinity.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 209 Apparently it had been placed there in haste; one could even see where paint had run in several places, in descending rivulets, from the bottom of the triangle.
18 210 Those in the crowd seemed not to notice it, in their passing.
18 211 Indeed, they seemed deliberately oblivious of its presence.
18 212 Indeed, they seemed even to hurry, to increase their pace, until they were no longer in its vicinity.
18 213 She stopped to look at the triangle.
18 214 It surprised her, and made her a little angry.
18 215 On her old world, in what had been her city of residence, unauthorized scrawlings, blatant obscenities, defiling letterings, ignorant vandalisms and such were common, these things exhibiting hatred, incivility, a disrespect for property, a petty, ugly desire to defile, to destroy and such, but they were, as far as she knew, rare in Gorean cities.
Apparently it had been placed there in haste; one could even see where paint had run in several places, in descending rivulets, from the bottom of the triangle. Those in the crowd seemed not to notice it, in their passing. Indeed, they seemed deliberately oblivious of its presence. Indeed, they seemed even to hurry, to increase their pace, until they were no longer in its vicinity. She stopped to look at the triangle. It surprised her, and made her a little angry. On her old world, in what had been her city of residence, unauthorized scrawlings, blatant obscenities, defiling letterings, ignorant vandalisms and such were common, these things exhibiting hatred, incivility, a disrespect for property, a petty, ugly desire to defile, to destroy and such, but they were, as far as she knew, rare in Gorean cities. - (Prize of Gor)