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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Yes," said Tajima. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #88)
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29 88 "Yes," said Tajima.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 85 In it, being exercised, were View more quotes about several">several tarns.
29 86 The river, broad and apparently navigable, lay some pasang or so in the distance.
29 87 "That is the Alexandra," I said.
29 88 "Yes," said Tajima.
29 89 Its width could not begin to approximate that of the Vosk, in much of Vosk's length, but it was wide, wide enough, some hundred yards or so in width.
29 90 "It is very beautiful," said Cecily.
29 91 She, I fear, had not yet accustomed herself to the beauties of a natural world, but still thought in terms of another world, a grayer world, a more tragic world, a world in which, incredibly, pollutants and poisons were routinely discharged into the atmosphere, into the very air its creatures, large and small, innocent and guilty alike, must breathe.
In it, being exercised, were several tarns. The river, broad and apparently navigable, lay some pasang or so in the distance. "That is the Alexandra," I said. "Yes," said Tajima. Its width could not begin to approximate that of the Vosk, in much of Vosk's length, but it was wide, wide enough, some hundred yards or so in width. "It is very beautiful," said Cecily. She, I fear, had not yet accustomed herself to the beauties of a natural world, but still thought in terms of another world, a grayer world, a more tragic world, a world in which, incredibly, pollutants and poisons were routinely discharged into the atmosphere, into the very air its creatures, large and small, innocent and guilty alike, must breathe. - (Swordsmen of Gor)