Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
14
225
I looked down into the circle, with its fires, with its men staked out, with the men of Tyros sitting about its edges, with Marlenus helpless beside the brazier, the man from Tyros, with the leather glove, crouching beside it, with the panthergirls, beautiful, numerous, lithe, in their skins and necklaces of claws and ornaments of gold.
I looked down into the circle, with its fires, with its men staked out, with the men of Tyros sitting about its edges, with Marlenus helpless beside the brazier, the man from Tyros, with the leather glove, crouching beside it, with the panther girls, beautiful, numerous, lithe, in their skins and necklaces of claws and ornaments of gold.
- (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #225)
Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
14
222
The moons were now near the height of the sky.
14
223
At a sign from Hura the man from Tyros thrust the iron back into the brazier, to draw it forth again at her signal.
14
224
The man with the hide drum then, for the first time, was silent.
14
225
I looked down into the circle, with its fires, with its men staked out, with the men of Tyros sitting about its edges, with Marlenus helpless beside the brazier, the man from Tyros, with the leather glove, crouching beside it, with the panthergirls, beautiful, numerous, lithe, in their skins and necklaces of claws and ornaments of gold.
14
226
There was a long silence, of some Ihn, and then, at a nod from Hura, who threw her long black hair back and lifted her head to the moons, the drum began again its beat.
14
227
Mira's head was down, and shaking.
14
228
Her right foot was stamping.
The moons were now near the height of the sky.
At a sign from Hura the man from Tyros thrust the iron back into the brazier, to draw it forth again at her signal.
The man with the hide drum then, for the first time, was silent.
I looked down into the circle, with its fires, with its men staked out, with the men of Tyros sitting about its edges, with Marlenus helpless beside the brazier, the man from Tyros, with the leather glove, crouching beside it, with the panther girls, beautiful, numerous, lithe, in their skins and necklaces of claws and ornaments of gold.
There was a long silence, of some Ihn, and then, at a nod from Hura, who threw her long black hair back and lifted her head to the moons, the drum began again its beat.
Mira's head was down, and shaking.
Her right foot was stamping.
- (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 14)