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

Too, the ice beast which had attacked Ram had eaten of the sleen which drew his sled. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #55)
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29 55 Too, the ice View more quotes about beast">beast which had attacked Ram had eaten of the sleen which drew his sled.

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

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29 52 The rings of gold in the ears of that ice beast were smaller and lighter, I think, than those in the ears of this beast.
29 53 Further, they had been newly set in the ears, as might have been determined by the condition of the ear.
29 54 Beyond this the head of the ice beast was such that it had not been recently killed, but had been dead for some two or three southern days, at least.
29 55 Too, the ice beast which had attacked Ram had eaten of the sleen which drew his sled.
29 56 There was no trace of blood on the tongue, or in the mouth or jaws, or on the lips or fur of the head you brought to camp.
29 57 Lastly, it was simply not the same animal".
29 58 Karjuk looked at me.
The rings of gold in the ears of that ice beast were smaller and lighter, I think, than those in the ears of this beast. Further, they had been newly set in the ears, as might have been determined by the condition of the ear. Beyond this the head of the ice beast was such that it had not been recently killed, but had been dead for some two or three southern days, at least. Too, the ice beast which had attacked Ram had eaten of the sleen which drew his sled. There was no trace of blood on the tongue, or in the mouth or jaws, or on the lips or fur of the head you brought to camp. Lastly, it was simply not the same animal". Karjuk looked at me. - (Beasts of Gor)