Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | 658 | Certainly I had found occasional words in Gorean which were words also in my native language, or very similar to such words, perhaps influenced by them or derived from them. |
| 50 | 659 | I supposed Gorean, like most complex languages, may have borrowed from many tongues. |
| 50 | 660 | Certainly it seemed to me that Goreans, or most of them, were clearly human, and, doubtless, directly or indirectly, owed their origin to my native world, Earth. |
| 50 | 661 | Perhaps, I thought, the clue to the mystery might lie in the distant, formidable Sardar Mountains, of which the legendary or fabled priest-kings were supposedly denizens. |
| 50 | 662 | In any event, much in these matters was obscure to me. |
| 50 | 663 | "Perhaps," said the girl. |
| 50 | 664 | "You are very nice looking, Laura," said another slave. |
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Certainly I had found occasional words in Gorean which were words also in my native language, or very similar to such words, perhaps influenced by them or derived from them.
I supposed Gorean, like most complex languages, may have borrowed from many tongues.
Certainly it seemed to me that Goreans, or most of them, were clearly human, and, doubtless, directly or indirectly, owed their origin to my native world, Earth.
Perhaps, I thought, the clue to the mystery might lie in the distant, formidable Sardar Mountains, of which the legendary or fabled priest-kings were supposedly denizens.
In any event, much in these matters was obscure to me.
"Perhaps," said the girl.
"You are very nice looking, Laura," said another slave.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter )