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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

Fresh rence is added to the surface of the villages, as older, submerged layers deteriorate, break apart, and rot. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #11)
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11 11 View more quotes about fresh">Fresh rence is added to the surface of the villages, as older, submerged layers deteriorate, break apart, and rot.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 8 And beyond the Tamber, less than an Ahn's rowing, lies Thassa, the sea.
11 9 In the marshes of the delta may be found the scattered, floating villages of the Rencers.
11 10 These villages are formed from the interwoven stalks of the rence plant, from which a common form of cheap paper is made.
11 11 Fresh rence is added to the surface of the villages, as older, submerged layers deteriorate, break apart, and rot.
11 12 The delta is rich in fish and birds.
11 13 Also, as would be expected, given the abundance of game, it is home, as well, to various predators, in particular, the marsh shark and various forms of tharlarion, some, like the Ul, winged.
11 14 One gathers that relationships between the Rencers and those of Port Kar, relationships which are now warily cordial, were once strained.
And beyond the Tamber, less than an Ahn's rowing, lies Thassa, the sea. In the marshes of the delta may be found the scattered, floating villages of the Rencers. These villages are formed from the interwoven stalks of the rence plant, from which a common form of cheap paper is made. Fresh rence is added to the surface of the villages, as older, submerged layers deteriorate, break apart, and rot. The delta is rich in fish and birds. Also, as would be expected, given the abundance of game, it is home, as well, to various predators, in particular, the marsh shark and various forms of tharlarion, some, like the Ul, winged. One gathers that relationships between the Rencers and those of Port Kar, relationships which are now warily cordial, were once strained. - (Quarry of Gor)