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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

It turned its head and, with its double row of white fangs, bit at the bars. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #10)
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8 10 It View more quotes about turned">turned its head and, with its double row of white fangs, bit at the bars.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 7 On the other side of the bars of the vertically sliding, lowered gate the blazing eyes of the sleen regarded me.
8 8 I cried out with misery.
8 9 Had I run more slowly it would have caught me and torn me to pieces.
8 10 It turned its head and, with its double row of white fangs, bit at the bars.
8 11 I heard the scraping of the teeth on the bars; it pulled the cage, moving it, until it caught against the chain and stake which anchored it.
8 12 Then it moved about the cage on its six legs, its long, furred body angrily rubbing against the bars.
8 13 It tried to reach me from another side.
On the other side of the bars of the vertically sliding, lowered gate the blazing eyes of the sleen regarded me. I cried out with misery. Had I run more slowly it would have caught me and torn me to pieces. It turned its head and, with its double row of white fangs, bit at the bars. I heard the scraping of the teeth on the bars; it pulled the cage, moving it, until it caught against the chain and stake which anchored it. Then it moved about the cage on its six legs, its long, furred body angrily rubbing against the bars. It tried to reach me from another side. - (Slave Girl of Gor)