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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

The mistress did not breed and raise racing tharlarion, incidentally. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #165)
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18 165 The View more quotes about mistress">mistress did not breed and raise racing tharlarion, incidentally.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 162 The odors are distinctive but, when one grows accustomed to them, familiar and not really unpleasant.
18 163 I rather liked the odors of the stables and barns, such complex mixed odors, ranging from straw, and hay and leather, to the organic wastes of our huge charges, some four species of draft tharlarion.
18 164 We did not, in the great stables, raise saddle tharlarion, though in the house stables, here in the mistress' villa, some forty pasangs south and west of Vonda, there were several saddle tharlarion.
18 165 The mistress did not breed and raise racing tharlarion, incidentally.
18 166 These are usually larger and more agile beasts than common saddle tharlarion and are smaller, of course, than either draft tharlarion or war tharlarion, the latter used almost exclusively in the tharlarion cavalries of Gor, huge, upright beasts, several tons in weight, guided by voice commands and the blows of spears.
18 167 The Lady Melpomene of Vonda, incidentally, I had heard, for such stories reach even the stables, had fared badly in the tharlarion races in Venna.
18 168 I recalled that she had hoped to recoup her lost fortunes in such races.
The odors are distinctive but, when one grows accustomed to them, familiar and not really unpleasant. I rather liked the odors of the stables and barns, such complex mixed odors, ranging from straw, and hay and leather, to the organic wastes of our huge charges, some four species of draft tharlarion. We did not, in the great stables, raise saddle tharlarion, though in the house stables, here in the mistress' villa, some forty pasangs south and west of Vonda, there were several saddle tharlarion. The mistress did not breed and raise racing tharlarion, incidentally. These are usually larger and more agile beasts than common saddle tharlarion and are smaller, of course, than either draft tharlarion or war tharlarion, the latter used almost exclusively in the tharlarion cavalries of Gor, huge, upright beasts, several tons in weight, guided by voice commands and the blows of spears. The Lady Melpomene of Vonda, incidentally, I had heard, for such stories reach even the stables, had fared badly in the tharlarion races in Venna. I recalled that she had hoped to recoup her lost fortunes in such races. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)