Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 618 | I View more quotes about seemed">seemed unable to rise. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 615 | My view of the world was shaken. |
| 33 | 616 | What an unwelcome revelation to the verr to learn that sleen exist, to the tabuk that it shares its world with the larl! I feared I might lose consciousness. |
| 33 | 617 | I knew not if bones were broken. |
| 33 | 618 | I seemed unable to rise. |
| 33 | 619 | The tunic of the paga girl, I would later learn, was half torn from me. |
| 33 | 620 | I did hear, emanating from the large, dark crate, from within that deep, opened, splintered housing, noises from its occupant, the pathetic beast we had interrogated. |
| 33 | 621 | She had apparently withdrawn into its recesses, as though they might afford her shelter. |
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My view of the world was shaken.
What an unwelcome revelation to the verr to learn that sleen exist, to the tabuk that it shares its world with the larl! I feared I might lose consciousness.
I knew not if bones were broken.
I seemed unable to rise.
The tunic of the paga girl, I would later learn, was half torn from me.
I did hear, emanating from the large, dark crate, from within that deep, opened, splintered housing, noises from its occupant, the pathetic beast we had interrogated.
She had apparently withdrawn into its recesses, as though they might afford her shelter.
- (Plunder of Gor)