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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

I thrust it into the face of another sleen, its head up, crouching to spring at the wall. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #282)
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26 282 I View more quotes about thrust">thrust it into the face of another sleen, its head up, crouching to spring at the wall.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 279 I caught the animal under the throat with one hand and, getting another hand on its left foreleg, thrust it back over the wall among the others.
26 280 Imnak thrust back another sleen.
26 281 I again seized up the lance which I had carried.
26 282 I thrust it into the face of another sleen, its head up, crouching to spring at the wall.
26 283 It twisted away, hissing and snarling.
26 284 Then the sleen were outside, some twenty or thirty feet away, dark on the ice, though they were snow sleen.
26 285 Some circled the shelter.
I caught the animal under the throat with one hand and, getting another hand on its left foreleg, thrust it back over the wall among the others. Imnak thrust back another sleen. I again seized up the lance which I had carried. I thrust it into the face of another sleen, its head up, crouching to spring at the wall. It twisted away, hissing and snarling. Then the sleen were outside, some twenty or thirty feet away, dark on the ice, though they were snow sleen. Some circled the shelter. - (Beasts of Gor)