Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 248 | The banners were a brave sight. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 245 | On the View more quotes about high">high walls, encircling the stands, fluttered the narrow, rectangular banners of Lord Yamada, marked with the strange script, vertically aligned, of the Pani syllabary in which, though I could not read the script, were transcribed the phonemes of intelligible Gorean. |
| 25 | 246 | The same phonemes, obviously, can be transcribed by means of an indefinite number of scripts. |
| 25 | 247 | I recalled the flowing, lovely script of the Tahari, in which the phonemes of Gorean were also meticulously transcribed. |
| 25 | 248 | The banners were a brave sight. |
| 25 | 249 | I supposed the day was pleasant enough, as Lord Akio had suggested; it was neither too warm nor too cold, and the sky was a bright, an unblemished, cloudless blue. |
| 25 | 250 | Too, as noted, there was a slight, refreshing breeze. |
| 25 | 251 | But wait, the sky, I noted, was not unblemished. |
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On the high walls, encircling the stands, fluttered the narrow, rectangular banners of Lord Yamada, marked with the strange script, vertically aligned, of the Pani syllabary in which, though I could not read the script, were transcribed the phonemes of intelligible Gorean.
The same phonemes, obviously, can be transcribed by means of an indefinite number of scripts.
I recalled the flowing, lovely script of the Tahari, in which the phonemes of Gorean were also meticulously transcribed.
The banners were a brave sight.
I supposed the day was pleasant enough, as Lord Akio had suggested; it was neither too warm nor too cold, and the sky was a bright, an unblemished, cloudless blue.
Too, as noted, there was a slight, refreshing breeze.
But wait, the sky, I noted, was not unblemished.
- (Rebels of Gor)