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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

All regarded the beast, all in awe, save he who was the first rider, he closest to the wagon, whose weapon was still in his grasp. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #952)
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27 952 All View more quotes about regarded">regarded the beast, all in awe, save he who was the first rider, he closest to the wagon, whose weapon was still in his grasp.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 949 His massive body was perhaps a yard in width, viewed frontally.
27 950 It could not have been encircled by the arms of large man.
27 951 "He was not necessary," it said.
27 952 All regarded the beast, all in awe, save he who was the first rider, he closest to the wagon, whose weapon was still in his grasp.
27 953 A pungency of expended powder laced the air.
27 954 The sounds had now been unmistakable Gorean, cavernously, vitally, exotically, distantly, strangely formed, but Gorean.
27 955 It was as though a gigantic, dark, misshapen, deformed, threatening bearlike beast, like a massive, awakening living boulder of flesh and cruelty, had spoken.
His massive body was perhaps a yard in width, viewed frontally. It could not have been encircled by the arms of large man. "He was not necessary," it said. All regarded the beast, all in awe, save he who was the first rider, he closest to the wagon, whose weapon was still in his grasp. A pungency of expended powder laced the air. The sounds had now been unmistakable Gorean, cavernously, vitally, exotically, distantly, strangely formed, but Gorean. It was as though a gigantic, dark, misshapen, deformed, threatening bearlike beast, like a massive, awakening living boulder of flesh and cruelty, had spoken. - (Prize of Gor)