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

"That would be where it had attacked my sleen and sled," said Ram, "and where the men from the village came to rescue me". - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #11)
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24 11 "That would be where it had attacked my View more quotes about sleen">sleen and sled," said Ram, "and where the men from the village came to rescue me".

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

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24 8 I had examined the head with great care, the ears and the mouth in particular.
24 9 "I had followed the beast for days," said Karjuk.
24 10 "I trailed it to where I encountered sled tracks, and blood in the snow, and the trampling of the snow by many feet".
24 11 "That would be where it had attacked my sleen and sled," said Ram, "and where the men from the village came to rescue me".
24 12 "I then trailed the beast further, some pasangs across the snow.
24 13 It had been wounded twice, and was found feeding on the carcass of a snow sleen with harness marks in its fur".
24 14 "That then is the same beast," said Ram, "assuredly".
I had examined the head with great care, the ears and the mouth in particular. "I had followed the beast for days," said Karjuk. "I trailed it to where I encountered sled tracks, and blood in the snow, and the trampling of the snow by many feet". "That would be where it had attacked my sleen and sled," said Ram, "and where the men from the village came to rescue me". "I then trailed the beast further, some pasangs across the snow. It had been wounded twice, and was found feeding on the carcass of a snow sleen with harness marks in its fur". "That then is the same beast," said Ram, "assuredly". - (Beasts of Gor)