Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 957 | The sounds were View more quotes about quite">quite unlike the sounds which it had earlier uttered. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 27 | 956 | The sounds, despite their frightening, astonishing nature, and their remarkable source, could be clearly understood. |
| 27 | 957 | The sounds were quite unlike the sounds which it had earlier uttered. |
| 27 | 958 | "It can speak!" said one of Portus's men. |
| 27 | 959 | "So, too, can you," said Kardok. |
| 27 | 960 | "Should I find that strange?" The sleen continued to feed. |
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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.
The sounds, despite their frightening, astonishing nature, and their remarkable source, could be clearly understood.
The sounds were quite unlike the sounds which it had earlier uttered.
"It can speak!" said one of Portus's men.
"So, too, can you," said Kardok.
"Should I find that strange?" The sleen continued to feed.
- (Prize of Gor)