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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Shortly thereafter I heard the ascent of the dangling mounting ladder, the sound of restless talons on wood, and the snap of wings. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #30)
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24 30 View more quotes about shortly">Shortly thereafter I heard the ascent of the dangling mounting ladder, the sound of restless talons on wood, and the snap of wings.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 27 I do not know where, for the body hood, in the vicinity of Brundisium, that the tarn rider brought his immense, broad-winged beast to earth, but I think it must have been near the coast, probably south of the port, as we had come from Ar, for I heard gulls and smelled Thassa, the sea.
24 28 I was knelt on the wood of the platform.
24 29 I heard coins shaken from a wallet.
24 30 Shortly thereafter I heard the ascent of the dangling mounting ladder, the sound of restless talons on wood, and the snap of wings.
24 31 I could sense the rush of the stirred, smitten air about me, tearing at the hood.
24 32 Then it was quiet.
24 33 "Up, girl," I was told, and I struggled to my feet.
I do not know where, for the body hood, in the vicinity of Brundisium, that the tarn rider brought his immense, broad-winged beast to earth, but I think it must have been near the coast, probably south of the port, as we had come from Ar, for I heard gulls and smelled Thassa, the sea. I was knelt on the wood of the platform. I heard coins shaken from a wallet. Shortly thereafter I heard the ascent of the dangling mounting ladder, the sound of restless talons on wood, and the snap of wings. I could sense the rush of the stirred, smitten air about me, tearing at the hood. Then it was quiet. "Up, girl," I was told, and I struggled to my feet. - (Plunder of Gor)