Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 422 | The View more quotes about head">head, with its strapped-shut jaws, rotated on the neck, some two feet in length. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 419 | Barus and I threw the hatchling on its back and, rolling it, then, wrapped its torso in the folds of the girth cloth. |
| 21 | 420 | This tends to protect it against the tunnel air when it is carried to the nursery. |
| 21 | 421 | I bent down and, with the help of Barus, got the hatchling to my shoulders. |
| 21 | 422 | The head, with its strapped-shut jaws, rotated on the neck, some two feet in length. |
| 21 | 423 | It struck against my thigh. |
| 21 | 424 | The young beast weighed, I conjecture, some one hundred and forty to one hundred and fifty pounds. |
| 21 | 425 | Barus slid back the bolt and lifted up the large trapdoor at one side of the shed and I, carefully, in the light of the fires of the incubation shed, descended the dirt ramp. |
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Barus and I threw the hatchling on its back and, rolling it, then, wrapped its torso in the folds of the girth cloth.
This tends to protect it against the tunnel air when it is carried to the nursery.
I bent down and, with the help of Barus, got the hatchling to my shoulders.
The head, with its strapped-shut jaws, rotated on the neck, some two feet in length.
It struck against my thigh.
The young beast weighed, I conjecture, some one hundred and forty to one hundred and fifty pounds.
Barus slid back the bolt and lifted up the large trapdoor at one side of the shed and I, carefully, in the light of the fires of the incubation shed, descended the dirt ramp.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)