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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

Inching forward I saw, on the raised platform at this end of the room, the Mother. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #75)
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27 75 Inching View more quotes about forward">forward I saw, on the raised platform at this end of the room, the Mother.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 72 There were perhaps hundreds of knobs on each side and one Priest-King on each side with great skill and apparent rhythm touched one knob after another in intricate patterns.
27 73 I had little doubt but that these Priest-Kings were the most highly regarded musicians of the Nest, that they should be chosen to play together on the great Feast of Tola.
27 74 The antennae of the thousand Priest-Kings seemed almost motionless so intent were they on the beauties of the music.
27 75 Inching forward I saw, on the raised platform at this end of the room, the Mother.
27 76 For a moment I could not believe that it was real or alive.
27 77 It was undoubtedly of the Priest-King kind, and it now was unwinged, but the most incredible feature was the fantastic extent of the abdomen.
27 78 Its head was little larger than that of an ordinary Priest-King, or its thorax, but its trunk was conjoined to an abdomen which if swollen with eggs might have been scarcely smaller than a city bus.
There were perhaps hundreds of knobs on each side and one Priest-King on each side with great skill and apparent rhythm touched one knob after another in intricate patterns. I had little doubt but that these Priest-Kings were the most highly regarded musicians of the Nest, that they should be chosen to play together on the great Feast of Tola. The antennae of the thousand Priest-Kings seemed almost motionless so intent were they on the beauties of the music. Inching forward I saw, on the raised platform at this end of the room, the Mother. For a moment I could not believe that it was real or alive. It was undoubtedly of the Priest-King kind, and it now was unwinged, but the most incredible feature was the fantastic extent of the abdomen. Its head was little larger than that of an ordinary Priest-King, or its thorax, but its trunk was conjoined to an abdomen which if swollen with eggs might have been scarcely smaller than a city bus. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)