Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 113 | It did not concern View more quotes about itself">itself with the sleen or the sled, however. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 110 | The sleen, fresh-killed meat, lay behind in the snow. |
| 23 | 111 | The sled, too, was now abandoned. |
| 23 | 112 | Its supplies of meat and sugar, or whatever edibles it might carry, were now free to the depredations of the Kur. |
| 23 | 113 | It did not concern itself with the sleen or the sled, however. |
| 23 | 114 | It looked at the man. |
| 23 | 115 | I knew then it was not an ordinary beast. |
| 23 | 116 | A simple Kur, hungry, predatory, aggressive, would have presumably seized up the body of the sleen or perhaps meat from the sled and, in the face of the charging red hunters, made away, feeding as it retreated. |
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The sleen, fresh-killed meat, lay behind in the snow.
The sled, too, was now abandoned.
Its supplies of meat and sugar, or whatever edibles it might carry, were now free to the depredations of the Kur.
It did not concern itself with the sleen or the sled, however.
It looked at the man.
I knew then it was not an ordinary beast.
A simple Kur, hungry, predatory, aggressive, would have presumably seized up the body of the sleen or perhaps meat from the sled and, in the face of the charging red hunters, made away, feeding as it retreated.
- (Beasts of Gor)