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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 326 "Do you understand what it is," asked Ibn Saran, "to be sent to Klima—to be a salt slave?" "I think so," I told him.
7 327 "There is the march to Klima," said he, "through the dune country, on foot, chained, on which many die".
7 328 I said nothing.
7 329 "And should you be so unfortunate," said he, "as to reach the vicinity of Klima, your feet must be bound with leather to your knees, for you will sink through the salt crusts to your knees, and, unprotected, your flesh, by the millions of tiny, heated crystals, would be grated and burned from your bones".
7 330 I looked away, in the chains.
7 331 "In the pits," he said, "you pump water through underground deposits, to wash salt, with the water, to the surface, and repump again the same water.
7 332 Men die at the pumps, in the heat.
"Do you understand what it is," asked Ibn Saran, "to be sent to Klima—to be a salt slave?" "I think so," I told him. "There is the march to Klima," said he, "through the dune country, on foot, chained, on which many die". I said nothing. "And should you be so unfortunate," said he, "as to reach the vicinity of Klima, your feet must be bound with leather to your knees, for you will sink through the salt crusts to your knees, and, unprotected, your flesh, by the millions of tiny, heated crystals, would be grated and burned from your bones". I looked away, in the chains. "In the pits," he said, "you pump water through underground deposits, to wash salt, with the water, to the surface, and repump again the same water. Men die at the pumps, in the heat. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter )