Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 333 | The handle of the View more quotes about sword">sword rose an inch or so, then, showing the blade, as the beast lay back. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 330 | The beast then sat down, back on its haunches, by the now built-up fire. |
| 33 | 331 | It shook its head and bit at the fur on its arm, as though grooming itself. |
| 33 | 332 | It then, slowly, lay down. |
| 33 | 333 | The handle of the sword rose an inch or so, then, showing the blade, as the beast lay back. |
| 33 | 334 | The point had apparently entered the dirt behind it, but, too, in virtue of this resistance, the blade itself, pressed up, emerged slightly from the body. |
| 33 | 335 | The beast reached to the handle of the sword with its large hands, or paws, with those six, tentaclelike digits. |
| 33 | 336 | They touched the handle but could not close about it. |
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The beast then sat down, back on its haunches, by the now built-up fire.
It shook its head and bit at the fur on its arm, as though grooming itself.
It then, slowly, lay down.
The handle of the sword rose an inch or so, then, showing the blade, as the beast lay back.
The point had apparently entered the dirt behind it, but, too, in virtue of this resistance, the blade itself, pressed up, emerged slightly from the body.
The beast reached to the handle of the sword with its large hands, or paws, with those six, tentaclelike digits.
They touched the handle but could not close about it.
- (Dancer of Gor)