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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Is it not like a ship," asked Trachinos, "sailing through the snow? Can you not see sails, the jutting prow?" "I would see the head of a tarn," said Lykos, "with the wings spread behind it". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #18)
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25 18 "Is it not like a View more quotes about ship">ship," asked Trachinos, "sailing through the snow? Can you not see sails, the jutting prow?" "I would see the head of a tarn," said Lykos, "with the wings spread behind it".

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 15 Some days ago we had evaded a mud slide which might have been released, given the melting of an ice ridge or wall.
25 16 The Crag of Kleinias, I had heard, was one of the higher elevations in the Voltai.
25 17 Supposedly few but prospectors and hunters penetrated this far into the Voltai.
25 18 "Is it not like a ship," asked Trachinos, "sailing through the snow? Can you not see sails, the jutting prow?" "I would see the head of a tarn," said Lykos, "with the wings spread behind it".
25 19 "I wager," said Desmond, "one of Teletus might see it as a ship, and perhaps one familiar with the rage, the size, the terror of tarns, see it as one of those formidable monsters".
25 20 Both Trachinos and Lykos were then silent.
25 21 "And what would you see it as?" inquired Astrinax of Desmond of Harfax.
Some days ago we had evaded a mud slide which might have been released, given the melting of an ice ridge or wall. The Crag of Kleinias, I had heard, was one of the higher elevations in the Voltai. Supposedly few but prospectors and hunters penetrated this far into the Voltai. "Is it not like a ship," asked Trachinos, "sailing through the snow? Can you not see sails, the jutting prow?" "I would see the head of a tarn," said Lykos, "with the wings spread behind it". "I wager," said Desmond, "one of Teletus might see it as a ship, and perhaps one familiar with the rage, the size, the terror of tarns, see it as one of those formidable monsters". Both Trachinos and Lykos were then silent. "And what would you see it as?" inquired Astrinax of Desmond of Harfax. - (Conspirators of Gor)