Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 293 | My entire View more quotes about body">body relaxed. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 290 | "Do not be afraid," he said. |
| 33 | 291 | "He is not coming". |
| 33 | 292 | "Oh, Master," I breathed, joyously, "Master!" I felt incredible relief. |
| 33 | 293 | My entire body relaxed. |
| 33 | 294 | I leaned forward, toward him, toward my master. |
| 33 | 295 | Almost at the same instant I heard a sudden, bestial, deafening, screaming roar behind me and the movement of a huge body and my master was leaping to his feet lunging over the fire thrusting his sword into the darkness behind me over my head and I twisted and saw two great, hairy arms outstretched reaching for him, which closed about him, and I screamed, the body and jaws of the thing over me, I between it and my master, and I threw myself to the side. |
| 33 | 296 | In an instant I turned, wildly, on all fours, and, in the half darkness, the fire muchly struck and scattered, tiny flames about, from fiery brands and flaring leaves, saw two shapes, a gigantic bestial shape, and that of a human being, a man, locked together, swaying, clawed feet and sandals moving in the dirt, struggling for leverage and position. |
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"Do not be afraid," he said.
"He is not coming".
"Oh, Master," I breathed, joyously, "Master!" I felt incredible relief.
My entire body relaxed.
I leaned forward, toward him, toward my master.
Almost at the same instant I heard a sudden, bestial, deafening, screaming roar behind me and the movement of a huge body and my master was leaping to his feet lunging over the fire thrusting his sword into the darkness behind me over my head and I twisted and saw two great, hairy arms outstretched reaching for him, which closed about him, and I screamed, the body and jaws of the thing over me, I between it and my master, and I threw myself to the side.
In an instant I turned, wildly, on all fours, and, in the half darkness, the fire muchly struck and scattered, tiny flames about, from fiery brands and flaring leaves, saw two shapes, a gigantic bestial shape, and that of a human being, a man, locked together, swaying, clawed feet and sandals moving in the dirt, struggling for leverage and position.
- (Dancer of Gor)