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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

Now the two beasts were filled with a rage which dwarfed their previous fury, for they sensed that I would not again approach closely enough to permit them a repetition of their primitive stratagem. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #21)
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3 21 Now the two View more quotes about beasts">beasts were filled with a rage which dwarfed their previous fury, for they sensed that I would not again approach closely enough to permit them a repetition of their primitive stratagem.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 18 I struggled to my feet.
3 19 "Well done," I said to the larl.
3 20 I had barely escaped with my life.
3 21 Now the two beasts were filled with a rage which dwarfed their previous fury, for they sensed that I would not again approach closely enough to permit them a repetition of their primitive stratagem.
3 22 I admired the larls, for they seemed to me intelligent beasts.
3 23 Yes, I said to myself, it was well done.
3 24 I examined my shield and saw ten wide furrows torn across its brassbound hide surface.
I struggled to my feet. "Well done," I said to the larl. I had barely escaped with my life. Now the two beasts were filled with a rage which dwarfed their previous fury, for they sensed that I would not again approach closely enough to permit them a repetition of their primitive stratagem. I admired the larls, for they seemed to me intelligent beasts. Yes, I said to myself, it was well done. I examined my shield and saw ten wide furrows torn across its brassbound hide surface. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)