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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

It backed into the fence of wands and she caught it there, against the sticks, and, in a moment, it thrashing and squirming, she lifted it from the water and carried it triumphantly to the shore. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #198)
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13 198 It View more quotes about backed">backed into the fence of wands and she caught it there, against the sticks, and, in a moment, it thrashing and squirming, she lifted it from the water and carried it triumphantly to the shore.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 195 Ute approached the creature very carefully, in order not to startle it.
13 196 It wavered slightly in the water.
13 197 Then, suddenly, very swiftly, Ute struck for it.
13 198 It backed into the fence of wands and she caught it there, against the sticks, and, in a moment, it thrashing and squirming, she lifted it from the water and carried it triumphantly to the shore.
13 199 "Destroy the trap," said Ute.
13 200 Each time we moved from a thicket, if we had built such a trap, we destroyed it.
13 201 This, incidentally, is a standard Gorean practice.
Ute approached the creature very carefully, in order not to startle it. It wavered slightly in the water. Then, suddenly, very swiftly, Ute struck for it. It backed into the fence of wands and she caught it there, against the sticks, and, in a moment, it thrashing and squirming, she lifted it from the water and carried it triumphantly to the shore. "Destroy the trap," said Ute. Each time we moved from a thicket, if we had built such a trap, we destroyed it. This, incidentally, is a standard Gorean practice. - (Captive of Gor)