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

It must have opened some access between the pool and the walkway, for I heard a scratching and sniffing and then saw, to my horror, on the other side of the bars of the passage gate, reflected in the torchlight, the blazing eyes of one of the large rodentlike creatures. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #501)
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13 501 It View more quotes about must">must have opened some access between the pool and the walkway, for I heard a scratching and sniffing and then saw, to my horror, on the other side of the bars of the passage gate, reflected in the torchlight, the blazing eyes of one of the large rodentlike creatures.

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

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13 498 I could still see the walkway beyond the bars in the torchlight.
13 499 Another lever was depressed.
13 500 I did not, at the time, understand its function, but, in a moment or two, its effect had become clear.
13 501 It must have opened some access between the pool and the walkway, for I heard a scratching and sniffing and then saw, to my horror, on the other side of the bars of the passage gate, reflected in the torchlight, the blazing eyes of one of the large rodentlike creatures.
13 502 There were other bodies, too, behind it.
13 503 I saw snouts pressed against the bars.
13 504 These things then might, if one wished, be introduced into various passages, depending on the opening and shutting of the gates.
I could still see the walkway beyond the bars in the torchlight. Another lever was depressed. I did not, at the time, understand its function, but, in a moment or two, its effect had become clear. It must have opened some access between the pool and the walkway, for I heard a scratching and sniffing and then saw, to my horror, on the other side of the bars of the passage gate, reflected in the torchlight, the blazing eyes of one of the large rodentlike creatures. There were other bodies, too, behind it. I saw snouts pressed against the bars. These things then might, if one wished, be introduced into various passages, depending on the opening and shutting of the gates. - (Witness of Gor)