Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 21 | 511 | I now realized I saw in the light of the moons; I broke out in a sweat; it was night. |
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 21 | 508 | The wind howled and the sand swirled about the ship. |
| 21 | 509 | I pressed the circular switch on the ring tied about my neck. |
| 21 | 510 | I again saw in the normal range of the spectrum. |
| 21 | 511 | I now realized I saw in the light of the moons; I broke out in a sweat; it was night. |
| 21 | 512 | Limply, as though thrust from behind, I pushed myself, awkwardly, sagging, into the opening, and fell forward. |
| 21 | 513 | Scarcely had I fallen into the lock than I heard, loud, over me, the concussions of the weapon, firing five times; almost simultaneously the Kur leaped from somewhere within, from a nest of piping, and scrambled past me; its foot pressed on my shoulder; it peered out into the storm; it spied the body below, which had slipped from the side of the ship when I had entered the ship, no longer holding it; it seemed momentarily puzzled; it fired into the body twice more; it scrambled from the opening, turning, slipping on the steel, and slid down to the sand at the side of the ship. |
| 21 | 514 | I came alive, crawling through the interior hatch, which was hanging back open, fastened back, so that the Kur could have his clean shot. |
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The wind howled and the sand swirled about the ship.
I pressed the circular switch on the ring tied about my neck.
I again saw in the normal range of the spectrum.
I now realized I saw in the light of the moons; I broke out in a sweat; it was night.
Limply, as though thrust from behind, I pushed myself, awkwardly, sagging, into the opening, and fell forward.
Scarcely had I fallen into the lock than I heard, loud, over me, the concussions of the weapon, firing five times; almost simultaneously the Kur leaped from somewhere within, from a nest of piping, and scrambled past me; its foot pressed on my shoulder; it peered out into the storm; it spied the body below, which had slipped from the side of the ship when I had entered the ship, no longer holding it; it seemed momentarily puzzled; it fired into the body twice more; it scrambled from the opening, turning, slipping on the steel, and slid down to the sand at the side of the ship.
I came alive, crawling through the interior hatch, which was hanging back open, fastened back, so that the Kur could have his clean shot.
- (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 21)