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

Judging by its cries, those uttered before, and those which it uttered as it followed me, it must have taken nineteen of the traps into its body. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #194)
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34 194 Judging by its cries, those uttered before, and those which it uttered as it View more quotes about followed">followed me, it must have taken nineteen of the traps into its body.

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

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34 191 I pulled the sled, returning toward the complex.
34 192 The beast, step by painful step, bloody in the snow, followed.
34 193 I did not let it approach too near.
34 194 Judging by its cries, those uttered before, and those which it uttered as it followed me, it must have taken nineteen of the traps into its body.
34 195 It amazed me that it was not content to lie still and die.
34 196 Each step must have been torture for it.
34 197 Yet it continued to follow me.
I pulled the sled, returning toward the complex. The beast, step by painful step, bloody in the snow, followed. I did not let it approach too near. Judging by its cries, those uttered before, and those which it uttered as it followed me, it must have taken nineteen of the traps into its body. It amazed me that it was not content to lie still and die. Each step must have been torture for it. Yet it continued to follow me. - (Beasts of Gor)