Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 192 | View more quotes about neither">Neither animal, in its excitement, seemed to be aware of, or even to feel, the attack of the other men. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 189 | The lieutenant and some five of the black-tunicked men, shouting, kicking, crying out with horror, crowded about the intent animals, cutting down at them with blades, trying to stab into those active, twisting bodies. |
| 37 | 190 | The larger beast lifted its head from the leader of the strangers, its jaws flooded with blood, part of the body in its grip, it bleeding itself from the stroke of the leader's blade. |
| 37 | 191 | The smaller animal continued to feed, being struck with stroke after stroke. |
| 37 | 192 | Neither animal, in its excitement, seemed to be aware of, or even to feel, the attack of the other men. |
| 37 | 193 | Again and again the blades cut and stabbed at them. |
| 37 | 194 | One man cried out in pain, wounded, by the thrust of another. |
| 37 | 195 | Then, suddenly, the larger animal, snarling, turning about with blurring speed, caught another man in its jaws, shaking him. |
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The lieutenant and some five of the black-tunicked men, shouting, kicking, crying out with horror, crowded about the intent animals, cutting down at them with blades, trying to stab into those active, twisting bodies.
The larger beast lifted its head from the leader of the strangers, its jaws flooded with blood, part of the body in its grip, it bleeding itself from the stroke of the leader's blade.
The smaller animal continued to feed, being struck with stroke after stroke.
Neither animal, in its excitement, seemed to be aware of, or even to feel, the attack of the other men.
Again and again the blades cut and stabbed at them.
One man cried out in pain, wounded, by the thrust of another.
Then, suddenly, the larger animal, snarling, turning about with blurring speed, caught another man in its jaws, shaking him.
- (Witness of Gor)