Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | 391 | The Sleen Soldiers, riding abreast, in a long line, which no hunter, no matter how eager, must cross, in the first streaks of dawn, left the camp. |
| 4 | 392 | Behind them came the hunters, of the Isbu, of the Casmu, of the Isanna, of the Wismahi, and of the Napoktan, riding five abreast. |
| 4 | 393 | dust lifted about the paws of their kaiila. |
| 4 | 394 | Then came the women, with the kaiila and travois, the poles leaving lines in the dust, and with them, joining them, came Cuwignaka and myself. |
| 5 | 1 | Cuwignaka and I Will Go to the Draw "Help me," said Wasnapohdi, "please". |
| 5 | 2 | We helped her put the huge bull on his belly in the grass, pulling the legs out. |
| 5 | 3 | Cows, which are lighter, are usually skinned on their sides, and then turned, sometimes by ropes tied to their legs, drawn by the kaiila. |
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The Sleen Soldiers, riding abreast, in a long line, which no hunter, no matter how eager, must cross, in the first streaks of dawn, left the camp.
Behind them came the hunters, of the Isbu, of the Casmu, of the Isanna, of the Wismahi, and of the Napoktan, riding five abreast.
dust lifted about the paws of their kaiila.
Then came the women, with the kaiila and travois, the poles leaving lines in the dust, and with them, joining them, came Cuwignaka and myself.
Cuwignaka and I Will Go to the Draw "Help me," said Wasnapohdi, "please".
We helped her put the huge bull on his belly in the grass, pulling the legs out.
Cows, which are lighter, are usually skinned on their sides, and then turned, sometimes by ropes tied to their legs, drawn by the kaiila.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter )