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

The bodies of the beasts had been dragged away, into the fields, by red savages. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #38)
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32 38 The View more quotes about bodies">bodies of the beasts had been dragged away, into the fields, by red savages.

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

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32 35 This gave me a figure of seventeen Kurii in the original death squad, including its leaders, Sardak and Kog.
32 36 When Grunt and I had come to the field of the massacre we had learned from Pumpkin, the Waniyanpi slave, Waniyanpi being used to clear the field, that the bodies of nine such beasts had been found.
32 37 I had been unable to determine, at that time, whether or not Kog and Sardak had been among the slain.
32 38 The bodies of the beasts had been dragged away, into the fields, by red savages.
32 39 It seemed they did not know much what else to do with them.
32 40 I had learned later from the former Lady Mira of Venna, whom her red masters had decided to make a Waniyanpi slave, that a small group of Kurii had apparently made its way, at least largely unopposed, from the field.
32 41 The savages, it seemed, were reluctant to attack them.
This gave me a figure of seventeen Kurii in the original death squad, including its leaders, Sardak and Kog. When Grunt and I had come to the field of the massacre we had learned from Pumpkin, the Waniyanpi slave, Waniyanpi being used to clear the field, that the bodies of nine such beasts had been found. I had been unable to determine, at that time, whether or not Kog and Sardak had been among the slain. The bodies of the beasts had been dragged away, into the fields, by red savages. It seemed they did not know much what else to do with them. I had learned later from the former Lady Mira of Venna, whom her red masters had decided to make a Waniyanpi slave, that a small group of Kurii had apparently made its way, at least largely unopposed, from the field. The savages, it seemed, were reluctant to attack them. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)