Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 706 | Ho-Hak, solemn and View more quotes about large">large, removed his weapons, dropping them to the floor. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 703 | "Eechius was my son". |
| 18 | 704 | "Do not hurt me!" cried Henrak. |
| 18 | 705 | He turned to run, but there was no place to run. |
| 18 | 706 | Ho-Hak, solemn and large, removed his weapons, dropping them to the floor. |
| 18 | 707 | About his neck there was still the heavy iron collar he had worn as a galley slave, with its links of heavy, dangling chain. |
| 18 | 708 | His large ears laid themselves flat against his head. |
| 18 | 709 | "He has a knife!" cried Luma. |
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"Eechius was my son".
"Do not hurt me!" cried Henrak.
He turned to run, but there was no place to run.
Ho-Hak, solemn and large, removed his weapons, dropping them to the floor.
About his neck there was still the heavy iron collar he had worn as a galley slave, with its links of heavy, dangling chain.
His large ears laid themselves flat against his head.
"He has a knife!" cried Luma.
- (Raiders of Gor)