Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 41 | 333 | The whistle was then handed about to Aeson and Genak, but each, to their View more quotes about surprise">surprise, and chagrin, fared no better. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 41 | 330 | Then he put the whistle to his lips, and, as far as I could tell, exerted great force on the tiny device. |
| 41 | 331 | "Let me try," said his fellow, whom I had resolved to hate with all my might. |
| 41 | 332 | It pleased me considerably that even he, so large a man, was unable to bring any sound from that recalcitrant, small object. |
| 41 | 333 | The whistle was then handed about to Aeson and Genak, but each, to their surprise, and chagrin, fared no better. |
| 41 | 334 | I glanced to the side, and noted that Tiomines, the hunting sleen, had awakened. |
| 41 | 335 | His head was up, and those two large, pointed ears were erected. |
| 41 | 336 | He growled, a noise more puzzled than anything else. |
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Then he put the whistle to his lips, and, as far as I could tell, exerted great force on the tiny device.
"Let me try," said his fellow, whom I had resolved to hate with all my might.
It pleased me considerably that even he, so large a man, was unable to bring any sound from that recalcitrant, small object.
The whistle was then handed about to Aeson and Genak, but each, to their surprise, and chagrin, fared no better.
I glanced to the side, and noted that Tiomines, the hunting sleen, had awakened.
His head was up, and those two large, pointed ears were erected.
He growled, a noise more puzzled than anything else.
- (Smugglers of Gor)