Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
21
268
The seal of hair on it, supposing it was a seal, which I took it to be, from its appearance and placement, seemed partly removed, or torn, and surely some of the silver threads had parted.
The seal of hair on it, supposing it was a seal, which I took it to be, from its appearance and placement, seemed partly removed, or torn, and surely some of the silver threads had parted.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #268)
Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
21
265
It is, after all, Gorean, the Language.
21
266
On the other hand, many are the marks by which the same sounds might be represented.
21
267
The paper seemed worn to me, soiled, and frayed, and I suspected its message, assuming it was a message, might have been framed and inscribed months ago, and perhaps faraway.
21
268
The seal of hair on it, supposing it was a seal, which I took it to be, from its appearance and placement, seemed partly removed, or torn, and surely some of the silver threads had parted.
21
269
Perhaps it had been conveyed to Shipcamp after a long journey, I supposed a secret journey, and had survived various perils and hardships.
21
270
Certainly it seemed, from its appearance, its discoloration and staining, to have endured a variety of housings and weathers.
21
271
On the other hand, the seal in the Pani script was fresh.
It is, after all, Gorean, the Language.
On the other hand, many are the marks by which the same sounds might be represented.
The paper seemed worn to me, soiled, and frayed, and I suspected its message, assuming it was a message, might have been framed and inscribed months ago, and perhaps faraway.
The seal of hair on it, supposing it was a seal, which I took it to be, from its appearance and placement, seemed partly removed, or torn, and surely some of the silver threads had parted.
Perhaps it had been conveyed to Shipcamp after a long journey, I supposed a secret journey, and had survived various perils and hardships.
Certainly it seemed, from its appearance, its discoloration and staining, to have endured a variety of housings and weathers.
On the other hand, the seal in the Pani script was fresh.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 21)