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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

He threw the switch again and the portal began to roll down but one of the larls with a wild roar threw himself towards it and got half his body and one long, raking clawed paw under it. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #301)
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32 301 He View more quotes about threw">threw the switch again and the portal began to roll down but one of the larls with a wild roar threw himself towards it and got half his body and one long, raking clawed paw under it.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 298 Parp's eyes widened in horror.
32 299 "I thought they would be gone," he said.
32 300 "Earlier I freed them from the inside in order that they might not die chained".
32 301 He threw the switch again and the portal began to roll down but one of the larls with a wild roar threw himself towards it and got half his body and one long, raking clawed paw under it.
32 302 We leaped back as the clawed paw swept towards us.
32 303 The portal struck the animal's back and, frightened, it reared up, forcing the portal up, twisting it in the frame.
32 304 The larl backed away but the portal, in spite of Parp's efforts, now refused to close.
Parp's eyes widened in horror. "I thought they would be gone," he said. "Earlier I freed them from the inside in order that they might not die chained". He threw the switch again and the portal began to roll down but one of the larls with a wild roar threw himself towards it and got half his body and one long, raking clawed paw under it. We leaped back as the clawed paw swept towards us. The portal struck the animal's back and, frightened, it reared up, forcing the portal up, twisting it in the frame. The larl backed away but the portal, in spite of Parp's efforts, now refused to close. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)