Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 11 | 836 | I flung myself down on the pebbles of its shore and lapped the fresh water, slaking my thirst. |
| 11 | 837 | Then, rising, I entered the stream, feeling its cold waters on my ankles, and waded downstream. |
| 11 | 838 | I wished to take this further precaution against leaving a trail behind me, a stain of odor on a twig, a dampness of perspiration on a leaf. |
| 11 | 839 | I followed the stream for an ahn, sometimes stopping to lift my head to overhanging branches, to nibble at hanging fruit. |
| 11 | 840 | Then the stream joined a larger stream, and I followed that further. |
| 11 | 841 | I had little doubt that this larger stream would join the Laurius. |
| 11 | 842 | As I waded in the water, bound, I asked myself if I should try to make my way to the Laurius, and thence to Laura. |
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I flung myself down on the pebbles of its shore and lapped the fresh water, slaking my thirst.
Then, rising, I entered the stream, feeling its cold waters on my ankles, and waded downstream.
I wished to take this further precaution against leaving a trail behind me, a stain of odor on a twig, a dampness of perspiration on a leaf.
I followed the stream for an ahn, sometimes stopping to lift my head to overhanging branches, to nibble at hanging fruit.
Then the stream joined a larger stream, and I followed that further.
I had little doubt that this larger stream would join the Laurius.
As I waded in the water, bound, I asked myself if I should try to make my way to the Laurius, and thence to Laura.
- (Captive of Gor, Chapter )