Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 903 | Then he View more quotes about turned">turned to engage the bearded fellow who, after urging his man to the fray of beasts, not caring to join it himself, had come cautiously forward. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 900 | Suppose the sleen, struck, suddenly turns on you. |
| 29 | 901 | Tupita freed my neck from the railing. |
| 29 | 902 | Hendow felled one of the cohorts of the small fellow. |
| 29 | 903 | Then he turned to engage the bearded fellow who, after urging his man to the fray of beasts, not caring to join it himself, had come cautiously forward. |
| 29 | 904 | He preferred, it seemed, a human antagonist. |
| 29 | 905 | But he had, too, as I realized in a moment, a plan. |
| 29 | 906 | The other cohort of the small fellow, frightened, backed away. |
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Suppose the sleen, struck, suddenly turns on you.
Tupita freed my neck from the railing.
Hendow felled one of the cohorts of the small fellow.
Then he turned to engage the bearded fellow who, after urging his man to the fray of beasts, not caring to join it himself, had come cautiously forward.
He preferred, it seemed, a human antagonist.
But he had, too, as I realized in a moment, a plan.
The other cohort of the small fellow, frightened, backed away.
- (Dancer of Gor)