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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
20 91 "He," I said, slowly, pointing at the meat in the beast's grasp.
20 92 It lifted its eyes, regarding me, its jaws bloody.
20 93 "He carried papers, something?" I asked.
20 94 It shrugged, a movement which in the kur carries throughout most of its upper body, and, chewing, returned its attention to its feast.
20 95 I think it understood me, and just did not understand how it might respond.
20 96 If it had seen something of interest in the ubar's possession, a packet, a sheaf of papers, something, I think it might have given me some affirmative response.
20 97 I do not think it would have tried to hide anything from me.
"He," I said, slowly, pointing at the meat in the beast's grasp. It lifted its eyes, regarding me, its jaws bloody. "He carried papers, something?" I asked. It shrugged, a movement which in the kur carries throughout most of its upper body, and, chewing, returned its attention to its feast. I think it understood me, and just did not understand how it might respond. If it had seen something of interest in the ubar's possession, a packet, a sheaf of papers, something, I think it might have given me some affirmative response. I do not think it would have tried to hide anything from me. - (Players of Gor, Chapter )