Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 37 | 951 | The eyes were still open, staring upward. |
| 37 | 952 | One could see the dagger on the forehead. |
| 37 | 953 | When the body was pulled back, again, one could see that the left leg was gone, and the left hand. |
| 37 | 954 | "urts," said the lieutenant. |
| 37 | 955 | I did not know if Tensius had reached the nest or not. |
| 37 | 956 | I supposed that he might have, as we had not detected a disturbance in the water near the entrance to the nest. |
| 37 | 957 | But if he had been killed in the nest, why had the urts not fed on him there? When I looked away from the water I saw that the lieutenant's attention was returned, intently, to the pool. |
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The eyes were still open, staring upward.
One could see the dagger on the forehead.
When the body was pulled back, again, one could see that the left leg was gone, and the left hand.
"urts," said the lieutenant.
I did not know if Tensius had reached the nest or not.
I supposed that he might have, as we had not detected a disturbance in the water near the entrance to the nest.
But if he had been killed in the nest, why had the urts not fed on him there? When I looked away from the water I saw that the lieutenant's attention was returned, intently, to the pool.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter )