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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then the fellow put his hand out, on the bird's beak, which touch the bird, as though puzzled, suffered without protest. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #276)
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12 276 Then the View more quotes about fellow">fellow put his hand out, on the bird's beak, which touch the bird, as though puzzled, suffered without protest.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 273 But the fellow menaced by the tarn did not move.
12 274 "He will be a tarnsman," I said.
12 275 "I think so," said Tajima.
12 276 Then the fellow put his hand out, on the bird's beak, which touch the bird, as though puzzled, suffered without protest.
12 277 It is hard not to show fear in the presence of the tarn, but it is extremely dangerous to do so, for the tarn, as many animals, can sense fear, and this stimulates its aggression.
12 278 The fellow, of course, was not another bird, or a tabuk, or verr, but a different life form, the human, which is not an unknown form of prey for a tarn, but it is certainly not its customary prey.
12 279 Too, the tarn commonly attacks from the air.
But the fellow menaced by the tarn did not move. "He will be a tarnsman," I said. "I think so," said Tajima. Then the fellow put his hand out, on the bird's beak, which touch the bird, as though puzzled, suffered without protest. It is hard not to show fear in the presence of the tarn, but it is extremely dangerous to do so, for the tarn, as many animals, can sense fear, and this stimulates its aggression. The fellow, of course, was not another bird, or a tabuk, or verr, but a different life form, the human, which is not an unknown form of prey for a tarn, but it is certainly not its customary prey. Too, the tarn commonly attacks from the air. - (Swordsmen of Gor)