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

When he had closed the feasting house, he turned again to look upon the feasters. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #483)
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23 483 When he had closed the feasting View more quotes about house">house, he turned again to look upon the feasters.

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

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23 480 At his back there was a horn bow and a quiver of arrows; in his hand there was a lance and, held by cords, a heavy sack.
23 481 He turned about and swung shut the door, and pulled down the hide across it.
23 482 There was snow on his parka, for, apparently, snow had begun to fall outside during the feast.
23 483 When he had closed the feasting house, he turned again to look upon the feasters.
23 484 Imnak's hand was hard upon my arm.
23 485 The man then put his weapons near the rear wall of the feasting house and walked, carrying the sack he had brought with him, to the clearing on the dirt floor.
23 486 There, not speaking, he shook loose from the sack, causing it to fall to the dirt, the head of a large, white-pelted Kur, an ice beast.
At his back there was a horn bow and a quiver of arrows; in his hand there was a lance and, held by cords, a heavy sack. He turned about and swung shut the door, and pulled down the hide across it. There was snow on his parka, for, apparently, snow had begun to fall outside during the feast. When he had closed the feasting house, he turned again to look upon the feasters. Imnak's hand was hard upon my arm. The man then put his weapons near the rear wall of the feasting house and walked, carrying the sack he had brought with him, to the clearing on the dirt floor. There, not speaking, he shook loose from the sack, causing it to fall to the dirt, the head of a large, white-pelted Kur, an ice beast. - (Beasts of Gor)