Explore "The Green Odyssey" by Philip José Farmer on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
All the next day Green was too busy setting up the schedule of the / hunting party to have time to be gloomy. But when night came he seemed / to fold up inside himself. Could he pretend to be sick, too, and be / left behind when the party set out?
No, for they would at once assume that he had been possessed by a / demon and would pack him off to the Temple of Apoquoz, God of Healing. / There he'd be under lock and key until he proved himself healthy. The / terrible part about going to the Temple of Apoquoz was that it made / death almost inevitable. If you didn't die of your own disease you / caught somebody else's.