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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then it left the water, rushing upward from it, erupting from it, and I saw its full body, shedding water, its neck extended, its jaws open, its forepaws down against its body, streamlining its shape, its hind legs extended, it leaping upward, then yards above the surface of the torn, dark pool, and then it seemed to pause in the air, and then, snarling, just short of the cage, it dropped back into the pool. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #308)
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13 308 Then it View more quotes about left">left the water, rushing upward from it, erupting from it, and I saw its full body, shedding water, its neck extended, its jaws open, its forepaws down against its body, streamlining its shape, its hind legs extended, it leaping upward, then yards above the surface of the torn, dark pool, and then it seemed to pause in the air, and then, snarling, just short of the cage, it dropped back into the pool.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 305 Then the cage stopped descending.
13 306 The free woman tried to draw herself higher into the cage.
13 307 I could see in the torchlight, a moment before it broke the surface, one of the beasts, swimming rapidly upward.
13 308 Then it left the water, rushing upward from it, erupting from it, and I saw its full body, shedding water, its neck extended, its jaws open, its forepaws down against its body, streamlining its shape, its hind legs extended, it leaping upward, then yards above the surface of the torn, dark pool, and then it seemed to pause in the air, and then, snarling, just short of the cage, it dropped back into the pool.
13 309 Water splashed up.
13 310 It drenched the cage, the feet of the free woman.
13 311 I felt it even on my body, where I stood.
Then the cage stopped descending. The free woman tried to draw herself higher into the cage. I could see in the torchlight, a moment before it broke the surface, one of the beasts, swimming rapidly upward. Then it left the water, rushing upward from it, erupting from it, and I saw its full body, shedding water, its neck extended, its jaws open, its forepaws down against its body, streamlining its shape, its hind legs extended, it leaping upward, then yards above the surface of the torn, dark pool, and then it seemed to pause in the air, and then, snarling, just short of the cage, it dropped back into the pool. Water splashed up. It drenched the cage, the feet of the free woman. I felt it even on my body, where I stood. - (Witness of Gor)