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

The ice split behind me, and my foot, protected in its sleenskin boot, splashed in water, and I thrust the sled up and onto solid ice, and, crying out at the sleen, cracking the whip, sped away. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #145)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
37 145 The ice split View more quotes about behind">behind me, and my foot, protected in its sleenskin boot, splashed in water, and I thrust the sled up and onto solid ice, and, crying out at the sleen, cracking the whip, sped away.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
37 142 I turned the sled about, and cracked the whip over the head of the sleen.
37 143 "On!" I cried.
37 144 "On!" The sleen, clawing and scratching at the ice, threw its weight against the harness.
37 145 The ice split behind me, and my foot, protected in its sleenskin boot, splashed in water, and I thrust the sled up and onto solid ice, and, crying out at the sleen, cracking the whip, sped away.
38 1 I Shall Return to the South I gently closed the door of the feasting house.
38 2 I did not think my departure would be noticed.
38 3 Inside the people of Imnak's camp disported themselves.
I turned the sled about, and cracked the whip over the head of the sleen. "On!" I cried. "On!" The sleen, clawing and scratching at the ice, threw its weight against the harness. The ice split behind me, and my foot, protected in its sleenskin boot, splashed in water, and I thrust the sled up and onto solid ice, and, crying out at the sleen, cracking the whip, sped away. I Shall Return to the South I gently closed the door of the feasting house. I did not think my departure would be noticed. Inside the people of Imnak's camp disported themselves. - (Beasts of Gor)