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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The journey from the cold, stony beach of Thassa, brushed by the wind, to Tarncamp had taken the better part of four days, and the similar journey from Tarncamp to Shipcamp had been much the same. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #442)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 442 The journey from the cold, stony beach of thassa, brushed by the wind, to Tarncamp had taken the better part of four days, and the similar journey from Tarncamp to Shipcamp had been much the same.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 439 The larger, northern camp was narrow, some half of a pasang in length, along the river, and probably no more than two hundred yards in width, extending back toward the forest.
15 440 There was very little on the southern bank of the Alexandra, some two or three buildings, and the mysterious palisaded area.
15 441 I had been here several days.
15 442 The journey from the cold, stony beach of thassa, brushed by the wind, to Tarncamp had taken the better part of four days, and the similar journey from Tarncamp to Shipcamp had been much the same.
15 443 One supposes unencumbered men might have made the journey in less time, but women, and wagons, would take longer.
15 444 I know little or nothing of what is being done here.
15 445 I suppose that is appropriate, and to be expected, as I am kajira.
The larger, northern camp was narrow, some half of a pasang in length, along the river, and probably no more than two hundred yards in width, extending back toward the forest. There was very little on the southern bank of the Alexandra, some two or three buildings, and the mysterious palisaded area. I had been here several days. The journey from the cold, stony beach of thassa, brushed by the wind, to Tarncamp had taken the better part of four days, and the similar journey from Tarncamp to Shipcamp had been much the same. One supposes unencumbered men might have made the journey in less time, but women, and wagons, would take longer. I know little or nothing of what is being done here. I suppose that is appropriate, and to be expected, as I am kajira. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15)