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

They thrust their huge, cold snouts about one's body, learning one's scent. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #46)
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15 46 They View more quotes about thrust">thrust their huge, cold snouts about one's body, learning one's scent.

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

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15 43 The sleen is the tenacious, six-legged carnivore I had seen before, on the ledge, and on the surface of the tower.
15 44 My own scent had been "taken" by two sleen, on the second day I had been in the pits.
15 45 One is held down, naked, and the sleen, first one, and then the other, are ordered forward.
15 46 They thrust their huge, cold snouts about one's body, learning one's scent.
15 47 While they do this one's name is repeated, so that they will associate the name, which may then figure in a signal, with the scent.
15 48 A hunt-and-kill order may then be issued, and the sleen will track down and tear to pieces the object of its hunt.
15 49 The manner in which this operates, for my instruction, had been demonstrated.
The sleen is the tenacious, six-legged carnivore I had seen before, on the ledge, and on the surface of the tower. My own scent had been "taken" by two sleen, on the second day I had been in the pits. One is held down, naked, and the sleen, first one, and then the other, are ordered forward. They thrust their huge, cold snouts about one's body, learning one's scent. While they do this one's name is repeated, so that they will associate the name, which may then figure in a signal, with the scent. A hunt-and-kill order may then be issued, and the sleen will track down and tear to pieces the object of its hunt. The manner in which this operates, for my instruction, had been demonstrated. - (Witness of Gor)