Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 477 | View more quotes about mirus">Mirus urged his tharlarion, a swift, bipedalian tharlarion, forward. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 474 | She feared, too, it might have been fully intelligible to that gross, shaggy auditor. |
| 27 | 475 | "Tal!" repeated Portus Canio. |
| 27 | 476 | He was not answered. |
| 27 | 477 | Mirus urged his tharlarion, a swift, bipedalian tharlarion, forward. |
| 27 | 478 | He was then something like seven or eight yards from the wagon, some two or three yards before the line of his fellows, the beasts and the two sleen. |
| 27 | 479 | He looked about and, in a moment, noted Ellen, she standing beside the wagon, on its left side, facing him. |
| 27 | 480 | She was in the brief tunic which had been permitted to her by Selius Arconious, was barefoot, and collared. |
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She feared, too, it might have been fully intelligible to that gross, shaggy auditor.
"Tal!" repeated Portus Canio.
He was not answered.
Mirus urged his tharlarion, a swift, bipedalian tharlarion, forward.
He was then something like seven or eight yards from the wagon, some two or three yards before the line of his fellows, the beasts and the two sleen.
He looked about and, in a moment, noted Ellen, she standing beside the wagon, on its left side, facing him.
She was in the brief tunic which had been permitted to her by Selius Arconious, was barefoot, and collared.
- (Prize of Gor)