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

A tissue of noises which were far from human, but might rather have been the unintelligible emanations of a beast of prey, of a lari, or sleen, emerged from the throat of the beast who held the tiny box, or that which seemed tiny in its grasp. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #118)
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21 118 A tissue of noises which were far from View more quotes about human">human, but might rather have been the unintelligible emanations of a beast of prey, of a lari, or sleen, emerged from the throat of the beast who held the tiny box, or that which seemed tiny in its grasp.

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

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21 115 "They are beasts".
21 116 "Can you speak their tongue?" he asked.
21 117 "They have a tongue?" I said.
21 118 A tissue of noises which were far from human, but might rather have been the unintelligible emanations of a beast of prey, of a lari, or sleen, emerged from the throat of the beast who held the tiny box, or that which seemed tiny in its grasp.
21 119 Simultaneously the large beast behind us withdrew into the forest, perhaps to watch the path.
21 120 The beast with the box pressed a part of its surface, on the side, and, on its upper surface, rotated what seemed to be a tiny dial, rather like that by means of which one might set a chronometer.
21 121 From my time on the world Earth, and from the voyages I had made, I was no stranger to a variety of interesting devices seldom found on Gor, devices of communication, and record keeping, and such, devices the nature of which was unknown to most Goreans, even to those who had attained to the Second Knowledge.
"They are beasts". "Can you speak their tongue?" he asked. "They have a tongue?" I said. A tissue of noises which were far from human, but might rather have been the unintelligible emanations of a beast of prey, of a lari, or sleen, emerged from the throat of the beast who held the tiny box, or that which seemed tiny in its grasp. Simultaneously the large beast behind us withdrew into the forest, perhaps to watch the path. The beast with the box pressed a part of its surface, on the side, and, on its upper surface, rotated what seemed to be a tiny dial, rather like that by means of which one might set a chronometer. From my time on the world Earth, and from the voyages I had made, I was no stranger to a variety of interesting devices seldom found on Gor, devices of communication, and record keeping, and such, devices the nature of which was unknown to most Goreans, even to those who had attained to the Second Knowledge. - (Smugglers of Gor)