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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Through familiarity, we soon lost interest in these strange stones, which, as we moved on, were occasionally encountered in drifts or shoals. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #8)
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17 8 Through familiarity, we View more quotes about soon">soon lost interest in these strange stones, which, as we moved on, were occasionally encountered in drifts or shoals.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 5 When we broke such stones open, we found the interior spongy, and porous, riddled with tiny apertures.
17 6 We did not know the origin of these anomalous substances.
17 7 If any knew, the information was withheld from us.
17 8 Through familiarity, we soon lost interest in these strange stones, which, as we moved on, were occasionally encountered in drifts or shoals.
17 9 Oddly enough, by command of Lords Okimoto and Nishida, ropes were strung about the open deck, this though the weather was clear.
17 10 Two days after this it was ordered, despite the heat of the day, that hatches were to be secured, save when used for ingress or egress.
17 11 A day after that, access to the open deck was primarily restricted to officers and the duty crew.
When we broke such stones open, we found the interior spongy, and porous, riddled with tiny apertures. We did not know the origin of these anomalous substances. If any knew, the information was withheld from us. Through familiarity, we soon lost interest in these strange stones, which, as we moved on, were occasionally encountered in drifts or shoals. Oddly enough, by command of Lords Okimoto and Nishida, ropes were strung about the open deck, this though the weather was clear. Two days after this it was ordered, despite the heat of the day, that hatches were to be secured, save when used for ingress or egress. A day after that, access to the open deck was primarily restricted to officers and the duty crew. - (Mariners of Gor)