Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 953 | Then I View more quotes about heard">heard the laughing of the men, and turned again toward the fire. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 8 | 952 | I shivered. |
| 8 | 953 | Then I heard the laughing of the men, and turned again toward the fire. |
| 8 | 954 | Back away toward the compound, here and there on the meadow, I could see other fires, and clusters of wagons. |
| 8 | 955 | This was a night for paga, for celebration. |
| 8 | 956 | Tomorrow, Targo, and his men and his merchandise, would make their way to Laura and, crossing the river there, begin their long, overland journey to Ko-ro-ba, called by some the Towers of the Morning, and from thence to luxurious Ar itself. |
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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.
Far off, I heard the scream of a hunting sleen.
I shivered.
Then I heard the laughing of the men, and turned again toward the fire.
Back away toward the compound, here and there on the meadow, I could see other fires, and clusters of wagons.
This was a night for paga, for celebration.
Tomorrow, Targo, and his men and his merchandise, would make their way to Laura and, crossing the river there, begin their long, overland journey to Ko-ro-ba, called by some the Towers of the Morning, and from thence to luxurious Ar itself.
- (Captive of Gor)