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

One could see where the sleen had made its leap, from the deeper indentations in the soil, and the absence of prints between that point and the point where the prey was struck. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #479)
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28 479 One could see where the View more quotes about sleen">sleen had made its leap, from the deeper indentations in the soil, and the absence of prints between that point and the point where the prey was struck.

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

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28 476 Two or three men accompanied me, and, too, so did Lord Nishida.
28 477 It was easy to discover where Quintus had been attacked, from the dislodgment of the leaves, the rupture of the earth, the sight and smell of blood.
28 478 There was no doubt the attack had been by a sleen, as there were sleen tracks about.
28 479 One could see where the sleen had made its leap, from the deeper indentations in the soil, and the absence of prints between that point and the point where the prey was struck.
28 480 It was several feet.
28 481 The sleen must have been large, and powerful.
28 482 The slight wind moving the branches would have been toward the sleen.
Two or three men accompanied me, and, too, so did Lord Nishida. It was easy to discover where Quintus had been attacked, from the dislodgment of the leaves, the rupture of the earth, the sight and smell of blood. There was no doubt the attack had been by a sleen, as there were sleen tracks about. One could see where the sleen had made its leap, from the deeper indentations in the soil, and the absence of prints between that point and the point where the prey was struck. It was several feet. The sleen must have been large, and powerful. The slight wind moving the branches would have been toward the sleen. - (Swordsmen of Gor)