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

I may have heard or sensed it the object cutting the fur of the parka and lodging a foot behind me in the ice and I flung myself away from it and the ice shattering and exploding outward and the blast and ice pushing me like a hand and I struck a projection of ice and slipped downward, and then I saw them coming two of them both armed and I slipped and lay contorted at the foot of the ice projection. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #37)
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35 37 I may have View more quotes about heard">heard or sensed it the object cutting the fur of the parka and lodging a foot behind me in the ice and I flung myself away from it and the ice shattering and exploding outward and the blast and ice pushing me like a hand and I struck a projection of ice and slipped downward, and then I saw them coming two of them both armed and I slipped and lay contorted at the foot of the ice projection.

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

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35 34 It seemed quiet.
35 35 I reached again for the fur of the Kur.
35 36 It came so swiftly I was not sure I saw it.
35 37 I may have heard or sensed it the object cutting the fur of the parka and lodging a foot behind me in the ice and I flung myself away from it and the ice shattering and exploding outward and the blast and ice pushing me like a hand and I struck a projection of ice and slipped downward, and then I saw them coming two of them both armed and I slipped and lay contorted at the foot of the ice projection.
35 38 "He's dead," said one of the men.
35 39 "I shall put another dart into him," said the other.
35 40 "Do not be a fool," said the first.
It seemed quiet. I reached again for the fur of the Kur. It came so swiftly I was not sure I saw it. I may have heard or sensed it the object cutting the fur of the parka and lodging a foot behind me in the ice and I flung myself away from it and the ice shattering and exploding outward and the blast and ice pushing me like a hand and I struck a projection of ice and slipped downward, and then I saw them coming two of them both armed and I slipped and lay contorted at the foot of the ice projection. "He's dead," said one of the men. "I shall put another dart into him," said the other. "Do not be a fool," said the first. - (Beasts of Gor)