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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

The sleen now, arrested in their hunt, crouching down, tails lashing, their chain leashes firmly grasped by their keepers, lay on the flagstones of the courtyard, waiting. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #411)
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30 411 The View more quotes about sleen">sleen now, arrested in their hunt, crouching down, tails lashing, their chain leashes firmly grasped by their keepers, lay on the flagstones of the courtyard, waiting.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 408 Five of Hassan's men ascended the stairs and reached the landing, which was not defended.
30 409 Two carried axes and began to attack the door.
30 410 In a few moments the door was shattered, and, axes discarded, the five men, blades drawn, entered the building.
30 411 The sleen now, arrested in their hunt, crouching down, tails lashing, their chain leashes firmly grasped by their keepers, lay on the flagstones of the courtyard, waiting.
30 412 It was not pleasant to look at their eyes.
30 413 Their jaws glistened with salivation.
30 414 The door of the dwelling hung awry on its hinges.
Five of Hassan's men ascended the stairs and reached the landing, which was not defended. Two carried axes and began to attack the door. In a few moments the door was shattered, and, axes discarded, the five men, blades drawn, entered the building. The sleen now, arrested in their hunt, crouching down, tails lashing, their chain leashes firmly grasped by their keepers, lay on the flagstones of the courtyard, waiting. It was not pleasant to look at their eyes. Their jaws glistened with salivation. The door of the dwelling hung awry on its hinges. - (Kajira of Gor)