Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 956 | The long, slanting yard turned on the mast, and the open, dropped sail, with a snapping of canvas, responded, swelling and tautening, curving, and was filled to the "brim," as the mariners sometimes put it, with the "wine of the wind". |
| 8 | 957 | The cries of drowning and dying men behind us became more faint. |
| 8 | 958 | The prow, with its painted eyes on either side, was pointed northeast. |
| 8 | 959 | Within an ahn or two I supposed we should have the shore again in sight, a situation wont to be favored by Gorean mariners, and then we would return to our original course. |
| 8 | 960 | "Into the hold, lovely kajirae," said the keeper. |
| 8 | 961 | "You have had enough of deck privileges. |
| 8 | 962 | You must not be spoiled. |
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The long, slanting yard turned on the mast, and the open, dropped sail, with a snapping of canvas, responded, swelling and tautening, curving, and was filled to the "brim," as the mariners sometimes put it, with the "wine of the wind".
The cries of drowning and dying men behind us became more faint.
The prow, with its painted eyes on either side, was pointed northeast.
Within an ahn or two I supposed we should have the shore again in sight, a situation wont to be favored by Gorean mariners, and then we would return to our original course.
"Into the hold, lovely kajirae," said the keeper.
"You have had enough of deck privileges.
You must not be spoiled.
- (Quarry of Gor, Chapter )