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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

I nodded, and leaned back against the damp, solid stone that formed the sides of the chamber. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #13)
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17 13 I View more quotes about nodded">nodded, and leaned back against the damp, solid stone that formed the sides of the chamber.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 10 One larger aperture, a circular hole perhaps two feet in diameter, was visible in the center of the long room.
17 11 Andreas of Tor, who was shackled at my side, pointed to it.
17 12 "That hole," he said, "floods the room".
17 13 I nodded, and leaned back against the damp, solid stone that formed the sides of the chamber.
17 14 I wondered how many times, under the soil of Tharna, such a chamber had been flooded, how many chained wretches had been drowned in such dismal, sewerlike traps.
17 15 I was no longer puzzled that the discipline in the mines of Tharna was as good as it was.
17 16 I had learned that only a month before, in a mine not five hundred yards from this one, there had been a disturbance created by a single prisoner.
One larger aperture, a circular hole perhaps two feet in diameter, was visible in the center of the long room. Andreas of Tor, who was shackled at my side, pointed to it. "That hole," he said, "floods the room". I nodded, and leaned back against the damp, solid stone that formed the sides of the chamber. I wondered how many times, under the soil of Tharna, such a chamber had been flooded, how many chained wretches had been drowned in such dismal, sewerlike traps. I was no longer puzzled that the discipline in the mines of Tharna was as good as it was. I had learned that only a month before, in a mine not five hundred yards from this one, there had been a disturbance created by a single prisoner. - (Outlaw of Gor)