Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 46 | 105 | Even the horrid sip root was edible, View more quotes about despite">despite its bitterness. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 46 | 102 | Why should I not be? The fleet, graceful tabuk, for example, is not the ponderous, clumsy, lumbering, shaggy bosk, not the gigantic, tearing, voracious lari. |
| 46 | 103 | I now had no fear, at least at present, at least until winter, of starving in the forest. |
| 46 | 104 | Other than Tur-Pah, I could recognize the leafage which betokened Suls, usually found in the open, in drier, sandier soils, and was familiar with a number of edible nuts and berries, such as ram berries and gim berries, the latter common at this time of year. |
| 46 | 105 | Even the horrid sip root was edible, despite its bitterness. |
| 46 | 106 | I looked about. |
| 46 | 107 | I knew I must, even if I crossed the river, avoid villages, and certainly cities. |
| 46 | 108 | I could not well walk into a village clearing, or through the gates of a town or city, and say, "Tal, I am a female slave. |
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Why should I not be? The fleet, graceful tabuk, for example, is not the ponderous, clumsy, lumbering, shaggy bosk, not the gigantic, tearing, voracious lari.
I now had no fear, at least at present, at least until winter, of starving in the forest.
Other than Tur-Pah, I could recognize the leafage which betokened Suls, usually found in the open, in drier, sandier soils, and was familiar with a number of edible nuts and berries, such as ram berries and gim berries, the latter common at this time of year.
Even the horrid sip root was edible, despite its bitterness.
I looked about.
I knew I must, even if I crossed the river, avoid villages, and certainly cities.
I could not well walk into a village clearing, or through the gates of a town or city, and say, "Tal, I am a female slave.
- (Smugglers of Gor)