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| 8 | 948 | It View more quotes about seemed">seemed I could feel each blade. |
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| 8 | 945 | Lana and Ute, too, now unbound as well, went to the wagon, to fetch other botas, so commanded by other guards. |
| 8 | 946 | Soon I returned to the firelight, the heavy bota of paga, on its strap, slung over my shoulder, Ute and Lana, with theirs, behind me. |
| 8 | 947 | The grass felt good to my bare feet. |
| 8 | 948 | It seemed I could feel each blade. |
| 8 | 949 | I felt the rough fabric of the camisk on my body as I moved, the pull of the strap on my shoulder, the heavy, swaying touch of the bota as, in the rhythm of my walk, it touched my side. |
| 8 | 950 | Beyond the fire, in the distance, like an irregular margin, a torn, soft, dark edge hiding the bright stars of Gor, I could see the lofty, still blackness of the borders of the northern forests. |
| 8 | 951 | Far off, I heard the scream of a hunting sleen. |