Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 712 | The padlocks, the stout bolts and plates, then, had been meaningless. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 709 | As it View more quotes about stood">stood on its hind legs it was some eight feet in height, and its arms must have been five feet in length. |
| 22 | 710 | It must have weighed several hundred pounds. |
| 22 | 711 | Then it sank down to all fours, like a rounded, furred boulder, and looked about itself. |
| 22 | 712 | The padlocks, the stout bolts and plates, then, had been meaningless. |
| 22 | 713 | The appearance of their stout securities had been a sham, intended to conceal a fearful truth, that the beasts had never been other than at liberty. |
| 22 | 714 | Ellen was sick with terror and could not move. |
| 22 | 715 | "Let us go inside," said the man with the lantern. |
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As it stood on its hind legs it was some eight feet in height, and its arms must have been five feet in length.
It must have weighed several hundred pounds.
Then it sank down to all fours, like a rounded, furred boulder, and looked about itself.
The padlocks, the stout bolts and plates, then, had been meaningless.
The appearance of their stout securities had been a sham, intended to conceal a fearful truth, that the beasts had never been other than at liberty.
Ellen was sick with terror and could not move.
"Let us go inside," said the man with the lantern.
- (Prize of Gor)