Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 181 | Some View more quotes about forty">forty yards behind I could now hear the water churning. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 178 | Tende, tethered to the sternpost, stumbled after us. |
| 24 | 179 | Looking back I saw two more tharlarion nearby. |
| 24 | 180 | I then again lowered the paddle into the marsh. |
| 24 | 181 | Some forty yards behind I could now hear the water churning. |
| 24 | 182 | The tharlarion, when it takes large prey, such as tabuk or tarsk, or men, commonly drags the victim beneath the surface, where it drowns. |
| 24 | 183 | It then tears it to pieces in the bottom mud, engorging it, limb by limb. |
| 24 | 184 | "Please, Kisu," begged Tende, "let me enter the canoe". |
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Tende, tethered to the sternpost, stumbled after us.
Looking back I saw two more tharlarion nearby.
I then again lowered the paddle into the marsh.
Some forty yards behind I could now hear the water churning.
The tharlarion, when it takes large prey, such as tabuk or tarsk, or men, commonly drags the victim beneath the surface, where it drowns.
It then tears it to pieces in the bottom mud, engorging it, limb by limb.
"Please, Kisu," begged Tende, "let me enter the canoe".
- (Explorers of Gor)