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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

He seemed satisfied that the wound was not serious, and picked up the piece of meat which he had dropped, which he tossed to Elizabeth, who, in silence, ate it. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #323)
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11 323 He View more quotes about seemed">seemed satisfied that the wound was not serious, and picked up the piece of meat which he had dropped, which he tossed to Elizabeth, who, in silence, ate it.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
11 320 We left Aphris standing there, clutching the knife, breathing deeply.
11 321 "Sleen!" cried the girl.
11 322 "I have a knife!" Kamchak paid her no attention now but was looking at his hand.
11 323 He seemed satisfied that the wound was not serious, and picked up the piece of meat which he had dropped, which he tossed to Elizabeth, who, in silence, ate it.
11 324 He then pointed at the remains of the overdone roast, indicating that she might eat it.
11 325 "I have a knife!" cried Aphris in fury.
11 326 Kamchak was now picking his teeth with a fingernail.
We left Aphris standing there, clutching the knife, breathing deeply. "Sleen!" cried the girl. "I have a knife!" Kamchak paid her no attention now but was looking at his hand. He seemed satisfied that the wound was not serious, and picked up the piece of meat which he had dropped, which he tossed to Elizabeth, who, in silence, ate it. He then pointed at the remains of the overdone roast, indicating that she might eat it. "I have a knife!" cried Aphris in fury. Kamchak was now picking his teeth with a fingernail. - (Nomads of Gor)