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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

This has the effect of minimizing the pressure waves projected before their bodies, an effect that might otherwise alert a wary, but unsuspecting prey. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #250)
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24 250 This has the View more quotes about effect">effect of minimizing the pressure waves projected before their bodies, an effect that might otherwise alert a wary, but unsuspecting prey.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 247 "A natural and rightful slave?" he asked.
24 248 "Yes, I am a natural and rightful slave!" she cried.
24 249 The tharlarion stopped swimming now; they drifted toward her.
24 250 This has the effect of minimizing the pressure waves projected before their bodies, an effect that might otherwise alert a wary, but unsuspecting prey.
24 251 With tiny backward movements of their short legs they then became motionless, watching her.
24 252 "What is your name?" asked Kisu.
24 253 "Whatever Master pleases," she wept.
"A natural and rightful slave?" he asked. "Yes, I am a natural and rightful slave!" she cried. The tharlarion stopped swimming now; they drifted toward her. This has the effect of minimizing the pressure waves projected before their bodies, an effect that might otherwise alert a wary, but unsuspecting prey. With tiny backward movements of their short legs they then became motionless, watching her. "What is your name?" asked Kisu. "Whatever Master pleases," she wept. - (Explorers of Gor)