Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | 486 | I moved by night, and, by day, slept in Ka-la-na thickets. |
| 13 | 487 | I was stirring in my bed of soft grasses, hidden in one such thicket, half asleep. |
| 13 | 488 | I was drowsy. |
| 13 | 489 | There were insects about. |
| 13 | 490 | I had been well fed the night before, for I had stopped, hidden in the darkness, near a peasant village, where, from a pole, I had stolen a piece of drying meat, bosk flesh. |
| 13 | 491 | It was far superior to what I had been able to snare. |
| 13 | 492 | I had not cooked my meat since Ute's capture. |
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I moved by night, and, by day, slept in Ka-la-na thickets.
I was stirring in my bed of soft grasses, hidden in one such thicket, half asleep.
I was drowsy.
There were insects about.
I had been well fed the night before, for I had stopped, hidden in the darkness, near a peasant village, where, from a pole, I had stolen a piece of drying meat, bosk flesh.
It was far superior to what I had been able to snare.
I had not cooked my meat since Ute's capture.
- (Captive of Gor, Chapter )