Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)
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I had heard the Pool of the Tropics was an excellent pool in the Capacian; and also the Pool of Ar's Glories, and the Pool of the Northern Forests; there was even, of recent date, a Pool of the Splendor of the Hinrabians; I myself, however, with one arm about Nela, who nestled against me, felt content with the Pool of Blue flowers.
I had heard the Pool of the Tropics was an excellent pool in the Capacian; and also the Pool of Ar's Glories, and the Pool of the Northern Forests; there was even, of recent date, a Pool of the Splendor of the Hinrabians; I myself, however, with one arm about Nela, who nestled against me, felt content with the Pool of Blue Flowers.
- (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #120)
Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)
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The atmosphere of the pool was further charged with the fragrance of Veminium, a kind of bluish wildflower commonly found on the lower slopes of the Thentis range; the walls, the columns, even the bottom of the pool, were decorated with representations of Veminium, and many of the plants themselves were found in the chamber.
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Though the pool was marble and the walkways about it, much of the area was planted with grass and ferns and various other flora were in abundance.
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There were many small nooks and glades, here and there, some more than forty yards from the pool, where a man might rest.
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I had heard the Pool of the Tropics was an excellent pool in the Capacian; and also the Pool of Ar's Glories, and the Pool of the Northern Forests; there was even, of recent date, a Pool of the Splendor of the Hinrabians; I myself, however, with one arm about Nela, who nestled against me, felt content with the Pool of Blue flowers.
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"I like you," she said to me.
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I kissed her, and looked again to the ceiling.
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I recalled Harold of the Tuchuks.
The atmosphere of the pool was further charged with the fragrance of Veminium, a kind of bluish wildflower commonly found on the lower slopes of the Thentis range; the walls, the columns, even the bottom of the pool, were decorated with representations of Veminium, and many of the plants themselves were found in the chamber.
Though the pool was marble and the walkways about it, much of the area was planted with grass and ferns and various other flora were in abundance.
There were many small nooks and glades, here and there, some more than forty yards from the pool, where a man might rest.
I had heard the Pool of the Tropics was an excellent pool in the Capacian; and also the Pool of Ar's Glories, and the Pool of the Northern Forests; there was even, of recent date, a Pool of the Splendor of the Hinrabians; I myself, however, with one arm about Nela, who nestled against me, felt content with the Pool of Blue flowers.
"I like you," she said to me.
I kissed her, and looked again to the ceiling.
I recalled Harold of the Tuchuks.
- (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 13)