• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"teeth "

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

More injuries, I think, were suffered as the result of their thrashing about, the swift movements of those gigantic tails, the strokes of which could break legs, and hurl a fellow yards away, than from the laceration of numerous, white, curved, hooklike teeth, than from the pounding closings of those mighty jaws. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #254)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 254 More injuries, I View more quotes about think">think, were suffered as the result of their thrashing about, the swift movements of those gigantic tails, the strokes of which could break legs, and hurl a fellow yards away, than from the laceration of numerous, white, curved, hooklike teeth, than from the pounding closings of those mighty jaws.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 251 A fellow might be attacking one beast with a torch while others crawled past him.
14 252 The beasts swarmed on the bar.
14 253 Few attacked men, except, here and there, to react, or snap at them.
14 254 More injuries, I think, were suffered as the result of their thrashing about, the swift movements of those gigantic tails, the strokes of which could break legs, and hurl a fellow yards away, than from the laceration of numerous, white, curved, hooklike teeth, than from the pounding closings of those mighty jaws.
14 255 These animals had not ascended the bar in aggression or menace.
14 256 They had not come to attack.
14 257 They had not come to feed.
A fellow might be attacking one beast with a torch while others crawled past him. The beasts swarmed on the bar. Few attacked men, except, here and there, to react, or snap at them. More injuries, I think, were suffered as the result of their thrashing about, the swift movements of those gigantic tails, the strokes of which could break legs, and hurl a fellow yards away, than from the laceration of numerous, white, curved, hooklike teeth, than from the pounding closings of those mighty jaws. These animals had not ascended the bar in aggression or menace. They had not come to attack. They had not come to feed. - (Vagabonds of Gor)