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

"Noble friends, High Ones, mighty allies, do you not hunger? Is a banquet not spread before you? See the soft flesh, the tender, two-legged verr! We set them before you! The feast is prepared. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #155)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
61 155 "View more quotes about noble">Noble friends, High Ones, mighty allies, do you not hunger? Is a banquet not spread before you? See the soft flesh, the tender, two-legged verr! We set them before you! The feast is prepared.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
61 152 "I command!" he cried.
61 153 Aelius had climbed toward the box but, before he could enter it, Lucilius, two hands on the great haft, wielded the ax, and the sundered head of Aelius spun far away, a small, dark cloud raining blood, and blood from the decapitated corse, sped by the fierce pressure generated by the frantic pounding of that mighty heart, spurted a dozen feet into the air, reached the height of its arc, paused, and then fell like thick rain, scintillating like a scarlet shower in the bright sun.
61 154 "Let the festivities continue!" cried Decius Albus, desperately.
61 155 "Noble friends, High Ones, mighty allies, do you not hunger? Is a banquet not spread before you? See the soft flesh, the tender, two-legged verr! We set them before you! The feast is prepared.
61 156 The table is laden.
61 157 We need no trumpet! Rush forth! Hunt! Eat!" "No!" roared Surtak.
61 158 "I will kill the first who should so attack, the first who should so feed!" "They are humans," protested a Kur.
"I command!" he cried. Aelius had climbed toward the box but, before he could enter it, Lucilius, two hands on the great haft, wielded the ax, and the sundered head of Aelius spun far away, a small, dark cloud raining blood, and blood from the decapitated corse, sped by the fierce pressure generated by the frantic pounding of that mighty heart, spurted a dozen feet into the air, reached the height of its arc, paused, and then fell like thick rain, scintillating like a scarlet shower in the bright sun. "Let the festivities continue!" cried Decius Albus, desperately. "Noble friends, High Ones, mighty allies, do you not hunger? Is a banquet not spread before you? See the soft flesh, the tender, two-legged verr! We set them before you! The feast is prepared. The table is laden. We need no trumpet! Rush forth! Hunt! Eat!" "No!" roared Surtak. "I will kill the first who should so attack, the first who should so feed!" "They are humans," protested a Kur. - (Plunder of Gor)