Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 33 | 709 | I could see, too, the imprint of its paws, in dampness, on the View more quotes about tiles">tiles. |
| 33 | 710 | The sleen tends to sweat largely through its mouth and the leathery paws of its feet. |
| 33 | 711 | It fell upon the meat which it was thrown. |
| 33 | 712 | Sheila, released by the soldier, struggled to remain upright. |
| 33 | 713 | She sobbed, then, gasping, shuddering, her head back, half in shock. |
| 33 | 714 | I was pleased that it had been she and not I who had been the object of this second identification. |
| 33 | 715 | I felt sorry for her. |
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I could see, too, the imprint of its paws, in dampness, on the tiles.
The sleen tends to sweat largely through its mouth and the leathery paws of its feet.
It fell upon the meat which it was thrown.
Sheila, released by the soldier, struggled to remain upright.
She sobbed, then, gasping, shuddering, her head back, half in shock.
I was pleased that it had been she and not I who had been the object of this second identification.
I felt sorry for her.
- (Kajira of Gor)