Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 389 | It View more quotes about seemed">seemed they were indeed blue, or gray, or, more likely, some blend of such colorings. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 386 | I did not understand this. |
| 33 | 387 | One can tell, of course, when an animal is agitated, or disturbed, and that was surely now the case. |
| 33 | 388 | Its eyes were bright, glistening, in the lantern light. |
| 33 | 389 | It seemed they were indeed blue, or gray, or, more likely, some blend of such colorings. |
| 33 | 390 | I feared it was in pain. |
| 33 | 391 | It trembled, as though shaken with some feral emotion, doubtless naturally enough, given such a dreadful form of life. |
| 33 | 392 | As it had emerged more into the light, I could now see that the fur at the sides of its face was wet, as though it had suffered from the coursing of small rivulets of fluid. |
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I did not understand this.
One can tell, of course, when an animal is agitated, or disturbed, and that was surely now the case.
Its eyes were bright, glistening, in the lantern light.
It seemed they were indeed blue, or gray, or, more likely, some blend of such colorings.
I feared it was in pain.
It trembled, as though shaken with some feral emotion, doubtless naturally enough, given such a dreadful form of life.
As it had emerged more into the light, I could now see that the fur at the sides of its face was wet, as though it had suffered from the coursing of small rivulets of fluid.
- (Plunder of Gor)