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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

As they stood very still, I did not even notice them until we were almost at their side. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #400)
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9 400 As they View more quotes about stood">stood very still, I did not even notice them until we were almost at their side.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 397 Before we entered the trees, I looked back, briefly, at the cold beach, and the restless, shimmering expanse of Thassa, and the horizon beyond it.
9 398 As we entered the trees, I saw two fellows.
9 399 They wore tunics of a mottled green and brown.
9 400 As they stood very still, I did not even notice them until we were almost at their side.
9 401 Each held a strung, but not drawn, bow, a large bow, with an arrow, a long arrow, light at the string, as though it might be ready for flight.
9 402 A few moments later, I heard again, this time far to my right, the mighty roar which I had heard before, that roar which seemed it might have taken leaves from the trees.
9 403 It had been said to be that of a lari.
Before we entered the trees, I looked back, briefly, at the cold beach, and the restless, shimmering expanse of Thassa, and the horizon beyond it. As we entered the trees, I saw two fellows. They wore tunics of a mottled green and brown. As they stood very still, I did not even notice them until we were almost at their side. Each held a strung, but not drawn, bow, a large bow, with an arrow, a long arrow, light at the string, as though it might be ready for flight. A few moments later, I heard again, this time far to my right, the mighty roar which I had heard before, that roar which seemed it might have taken leaves from the trees. It had been said to be that of a lari. - (Smugglers of Gor)