Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Quote
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203
I thought I detected the slightest movement in the shoulders of one of the panthergirls, their heads to the sand, the branch lashed behind their necks.
I thought I detected the slightest movement in the shoulders of one of the panther girls, their heads to the sand, the branch lashed behind their necks.
- (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #203)
Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
2
200
I betrayed no emotion.
2
201
"What does the great Ubar do so far from Ar?" inquired Rim.
2
202
"He hunts Verna," said Arn.
2
203
I thought I detected the slightest movement in the shoulders of one of the panthergirls, their heads to the sand, the branch lashed behind their necks.
2
204
"He had once captured Verna," continued Arn, "but she had escaped".
2
205
He looked at me.
2
206
"This did not please Marlenus," said he.
I betrayed no emotion.
"What does the great Ubar do so far from Ar?" inquired Rim.
"He hunts Verna," said Arn.
I thought I detected the slightest movement in the shoulders of one of the panther girls, their heads to the sand, the branch lashed behind their necks.
"He had once captured Verna," continued Arn, "but she had escaped".
He looked at me.
"This did not please Marlenus," said he.
- (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 2)