Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 383 | I could see the two lamps flickering View more quotes about down">down the passage. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 380 | The officer of Treve and the pit master followed the black-tunicked men in their rush forward. |
| 37 | 381 | "Hurry!" said Fina, dragging her group forward. |
| 37 | 382 | Ours, perhaps fearing to be separated in this place, we helpless, urts about, hurried behind. |
| 37 | 383 | I could see the two lamps flickering down the passage. |
| 37 | 384 | Also, in a moment, I could see a mound of twisting, squealing urts, clambering over and about something, biting at it. |
| 37 | 385 | Some scampered about the edge of the group, as though seeking some avenue of approach, some entrance into that heap of squirming, frenzied animals, some ingress into that broiling tumult of glistening fur and slashing fangs, that they, too, might feast. |
| 37 | 386 | The peasant, I assumed, from the horrifying cry I had heard, must be beneath that terrible living hill of beasts. |
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The officer of Treve and the pit master followed the black-tunicked men in their rush forward.
"Hurry!" said Fina, dragging her group forward.
Ours, perhaps fearing to be separated in this place, we helpless, urts about, hurried behind.
I could see the two lamps flickering down the passage.
Also, in a moment, I could see a mound of twisting, squealing urts, clambering over and about something, biting at it.
Some scampered about the edge of the group, as though seeking some avenue of approach, some entrance into that heap of squirming, frenzied animals, some ingress into that broiling tumult of glistening fur and slashing fangs, that they, too, might feast.
The peasant, I assumed, from the horrifying cry I had heard, must be beneath that terrible living hill of beasts.
- (Witness of Gor)