Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 733 | There was no View more quotes about difficulty">difficulty, of course, in keeping track of the ul, whose head overtopped the rence. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 730 | Following her, over the rence I now again saw the small head of the ul, bobbing, inquisitive, birdlike. |
| 19 | 731 | I drew my blade and began to hasten toward the island, intending to intersect the path of the Lady Ina's flight. |
| 19 | 732 | Once I caught a glimpse of her again, small, white, blond, terrified, crashing through rence. |
| 19 | 733 | There was no difficulty, of course, in keeping track of the ul, whose head overtopped the rence. |
| 19 | 734 | Once I saw its entire body, moving with great speed, impelled by a snap of those huge skin wings. |
| 19 | 735 | Then again, only its head. |
| 19 | 736 | In a sense, of course, though I seldom saw her, it was also easy to surmise the position of the Lady Ina. |
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Following her, over the rence I now again saw the small head of the ul, bobbing, inquisitive, birdlike.
I drew my blade and began to hasten toward the island, intending to intersect the path of the Lady Ina's flight.
Once I caught a glimpse of her again, small, white, blond, terrified, crashing through rence.
There was no difficulty, of course, in keeping track of the ul, whose head overtopped the rence.
Once I saw its entire body, moving with great speed, impelled by a snap of those huge skin wings.
Then again, only its head.
In a sense, of course, though I seldom saw her, it was also easy to surmise the position of the Lady Ina.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)