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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The tongue, or rather its stump, flitted in and out of its mouth two or three times, as if the creature could not understand that it was no longer at its disposal. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #148)
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6 148 The View more quotes about tongue">tongue, or rather its stump, flitted in and out of its mouth two or three times, as if the creature could not understand that it was no longer at its disposal.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 145 In an instant the mouth had snapped for me, and I had left the mark of my blade deep in the teeth ridges of its lower jaw.
6 146 It snapped again, and I knelt, the jaws passing over me as I thrust upward with the sword, piercing the neck.
6 147 It backed away to about four or five paces, slowly, unsteadily.
6 148 The tongue, or rather its stump, flitted in and out of its mouth two or three times, as if the creature could not understand that it was no longer at its disposal.
6 149 The tharlarion sunk a bit lower in the marsh, half closing its eyes.
6 150 I knew the fight was over.
6 151 More of the colorless exudate was seeping from its throat.
In an instant the mouth had snapped for me, and I had left the mark of my blade deep in the teeth ridges of its lower jaw. It snapped again, and I knelt, the jaws passing over me as I thrust upward with the sword, piercing the neck. It backed away to about four or five paces, slowly, unsteadily. The tongue, or rather its stump, flitted in and out of its mouth two or three times, as if the creature could not understand that it was no longer at its disposal. The tharlarion sunk a bit lower in the marsh, half closing its eyes. I knew the fight was over. More of the colorless exudate was seeping from its throat. - (Tarnsman of Gor)