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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Get behind me," said Cabot, and the slave scurried behind him, and crouched down. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #102)
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33 102 "Get View more quotes about behind">behind me," said Cabot, and the slave scurried behind him, and crouched down.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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33 99 A massive head, glistening, shedding water, on a long neck, had emerged from the water, not yards from the raft.
33 100 "That is carnivorous," said Cabot, picking up the sharpened stick he had formed into a makeshift spear.
33 101 "Master!" cried the slave, frightened, miserably.
33 102 "Get behind me," said Cabot, and the slave scurried behind him, and crouched down.
33 103 Whether she lived or died, she well understood, would depend on the courage and prowess of others.
33 104 She was half naked, collared, and weaponless.
33 105 But it would not have been otherwise had she been free, and terrified, quivering helplessly within ornate robes.
A massive head, glistening, shedding water, on a long neck, had emerged from the water, not yards from the raft. "That is carnivorous," said Cabot, picking up the sharpened stick he had formed into a makeshift spear. "Master!" cried the slave, frightened, miserably. "Get behind me," said Cabot, and the slave scurried behind him, and crouched down. Whether she lived or died, she well understood, would depend on the courage and prowess of others. She was half naked, collared, and weaponless. But it would not have been otherwise had she been free, and terrified, quivering helplessly within ornate robes. - (Kur of Gor)