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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

At my right, alongside the outer edge of the circular wooden frame, bound with sinew, within which I sat, lay the long lance. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #9)
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22 9 At my View more quotes about right">right, alongside the outer edge of the circular wooden frame, bound with sinew, within which I sat, lay the long lance.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 6 The harpoon had a foreshaft of bone, with a bone head and point.
22 7 A light rawhide line, of twisted tabuk sinew, ran to the head.
22 8 In a flat, rounded tray directly before me, on the leather, there were coiled several feet of this line.
22 9 At my right, alongside the outer edge of the circular wooden frame, bound with sinew, within which I sat, lay the long lance.
22 10 "There," whispered Imnak, in his own kayak, a few feet from that which I was using, which belonged to Akko.
22 11 The head of a sleen, glistening, smooth, emerged from the water.
22 12 It was a medium-sized, adult sea sleen, some eight feet in length, some three to four hundred pounds in weight.
The harpoon had a foreshaft of bone, with a bone head and point. A light rawhide line, of twisted tabuk sinew, ran to the head. In a flat, rounded tray directly before me, on the leather, there were coiled several feet of this line. At my right, alongside the outer edge of the circular wooden frame, bound with sinew, within which I sat, lay the long lance. "There," whispered Imnak, in his own kayak, a few feet from that which I was using, which belonged to Akko. The head of a sleen, glistening, smooth, emerged from the water. It was a medium-sized, adult sea sleen, some eight feet in length, some three to four hundred pounds in weight. - (Beasts of Gor)