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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

As my beast scrambled up, regaining its feet, I mounted it, and turned it away, down the draw. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #31)
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6 31 As my View more quotes about beast">beast scrambled up, regaining its feet, I mounted it, and turned it away, down the draw.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 28 The thudding now became thunderous, striking about the walls, seeming all about us.
6 29 The kaiila of Cuwignaka squealed and reared.
6 30 He held it in his place, mercilessly.
6 31 As my beast scrambled up, regaining its feet, I mounted it, and turned it away, down the draw.
6 32 Cuwignaka and I, then, not more than a few yards ahead of the animals, which, in a body, buffeting and storming, tridents down, their heads low, as the kailiauk runs, came streaming, flooding, bellowing, torrentlike, about that bend in the draw, raced to safety.
6 33 * * * * We stood in the grass, about a hundred yards from the draw.
6 34 I kept my hand on my kaiila's neck.
The thudding now became thunderous, striking about the walls, seeming all about us. The kaiila of Cuwignaka squealed and reared. He held it in his place, mercilessly. As my beast scrambled up, regaining its feet, I mounted it, and turned it away, down the draw. Cuwignaka and I, then, not more than a few yards ahead of the animals, which, in a body, buffeting and storming, tridents down, their heads low, as the kailiauk runs, came streaming, flooding, bellowing, torrentlike, about that bend in the draw, raced to safety. * * * * We stood in the grass, about a hundred yards from the draw. I kept my hand on my kaiila's neck. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)