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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

They, sensing the static position of their prey, slowed their approach. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #244)
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24 244 They, sensing the static View more quotes about position">position of their prey, slowed their approach.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 241 "No," she wept, "no!" "Then what voice is it that I hear?" inquired Kisu.
24 242 "The voice of a helpless female slave," cried Tende, "who begs her master to spare her life!" "You are pretending to be a slave," said Kisu.
24 243 "No," she cried, "no! I am a true slave!" The four tharlarion were now some twenty yards away.
24 244 They, sensing the static position of their prey, slowed their approach.
24 245 "In your heart?" asked Kisu.
24 246 "Yes, yes, Master!" she cried.
24 247 "A natural and rightful slave?" he asked.
"No," she wept, "no!" "Then what voice is it that I hear?" inquired Kisu. "The voice of a helpless female slave," cried Tende, "who begs her master to spare her life!" "You are pretending to be a slave," said Kisu. "No," she cried, "no! I am a true slave!" The four tharlarion were now some twenty yards away. They, sensing the static position of their prey, slowed their approach. "In your heart?" asked Kisu. "Yes, yes, Master!" she cried. "A natural and rightful slave?" he asked. - (Explorers of Gor)