Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 17 | 956 | It was View more quotes about unusual">unusual, she thought, that such a beast would be in the streets of a city. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 953 | The tharlarion she saw was much as she supposed the racing tharlarion might be, though perhaps heavier limbed and sturdier. |
| 17 | 954 | The man, she guessed, was a mounted guardsman, or messenger, or scout. |
| 17 | 955 | He surveyed the crowd in the market, and then, with an angry kick, and blow of the lance, urged his beast away. |
| 17 | 956 | It was unusual, she thought, that such a beast would be in the streets of a city. |
| 17 | 957 | "Down with the sleen of Cos!" she heard. |
| 17 | 958 | "Be silent!" hushed a man, a hoarse whisper. |
| 17 | 959 | "Would that Marlenus were within the walls!" said a man. |
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The tharlarion she saw was much as she supposed the racing tharlarion might be, though perhaps heavier limbed and sturdier.
The man, she guessed, was a mounted guardsman, or messenger, or scout.
He surveyed the crowd in the market, and then, with an angry kick, and blow of the lance, urged his beast away.
It was unusual, she thought, that such a beast would be in the streets of a city.
"Down with the sleen of Cos!" she heard.
"Be silent!" hushed a man, a hoarse whisper.
"Would that Marlenus were within the walls!" said a man.
- (Prize of Gor)