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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

He then leaned down from the back of the beast and pointed to its forepaws. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #291)
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17 291 He then leaned View more quotes about down">down from the back of the beast and pointed to its forepaws.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 288 He motioned for me to rise and, unsteadily, terrified, I did so.
17 289 These men were all hideous, and fearful, in their paint and feathers.
17 290 He said another word and, in a moment, I had been stripped before him, absolutely naked.
17 291 He then leaned down from the back of the beast and pointed to its forepaws.
17 292 I shrank back, frightened.
17 293 What did he want? What could he want? I could scarcely dare conjecture what he might wish to exact of me.
17 294 The paws of the beast were filthy; what had they to do with me; the long hair was coarse and matted; the paws, with their nails, were covered with dust and dirt, and were crusted over with mud.
He motioned for me to rise and, unsteadily, terrified, I did so. These men were all hideous, and fearful, in their paint and feathers. He said another word and, in a moment, I had been stripped before him, absolutely naked. He then leaned down from the back of the beast and pointed to its forepaws. I shrank back, frightened. What did he want? What could he want? I could scarcely dare conjecture what he might wish to exact of me. The paws of the beast were filthy; what had they to do with me; the long hair was coarse and matted; the paws, with their nails, were covered with dust and dirt, and were crusted over with mud. - (Savages of Gor)