Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 611 | View more quotes about once">Once, running, she nearly stepped on a chained, sleeping sleen. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 608 | She was taking the most direct route, but, as yet, had not entered into the vicinity of the crates of certain beasts, those the glimpses of which and the roars and cries of which had caused her considerable alarm. |
| 22 | 609 | She stumbled twice, and once struck into a box. |
| 22 | 610 | Putting out her hands she felt, nearby, a tharlarion saddle. |
| 22 | 611 | Once, running, she nearly stepped on a chained, sleeping sleen. |
| 22 | 612 | Its sudden rising up and vicious snarl terrified her. |
| 22 | 613 | If she had struck against it her leg might have been ripped from her with one savage snap of the jaws. |
| 22 | 614 | She fled about it, further into the darkness. |
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She was taking the most direct route, but, as yet, had not entered into the vicinity of the crates of certain beasts, those the glimpses of which and the roars and cries of which had caused her considerable alarm.
She stumbled twice, and once struck into a box.
Putting out her hands she felt, nearby, a tharlarion saddle.
Once, running, she nearly stepped on a chained, sleeping sleen.
Its sudden rising up and vicious snarl terrified her.
If she had struck against it her leg might have been ripped from her with one savage snap of the jaws.
She fled about it, further into the darkness.
- (Prize of Gor)