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

I wondered how long it would take, say, a startled tabuk or ground animal, of a burrowing sort, to regain its composure, to return to its normal activities. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #486)
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37 486 I View more quotes about wondered">wondered how long it would take, say, a startled tabuk or ground animal, of a burrowing sort, to regain its composure, to return to its normal activities.

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

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37 483 It is for such a reason that the larl commonly crouches when stalking prey.
37 484 "I see nothing," she said.
37 485 "Be alert," I said.
37 486 I wondered how long it would take, say, a startled tabuk or ground animal, of a burrowing sort, to regain its composure, to return to its normal activities.
37 487 "It is gone," she said.
37 488 "Do not relax your vigilance," I cautioned her.
37 489 "It will presumably be moving with great speed and will be some ten to fifteen feet in the air.
It is for such a reason that the larl commonly crouches when stalking prey. "I see nothing," she said. "Be alert," I said. I wondered how long it would take, say, a startled tabuk or ground animal, of a burrowing sort, to regain its composure, to return to its normal activities. "It is gone," she said. "Do not relax your vigilance," I cautioned her. "It will presumably be moving with great speed and will be some ten to fifteen feet in the air. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)