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

He was at the side of the wagon in a moment, fiercely pulling up the saddle tharlarion, rearing, its head jerked back, and he leapt from the saddle, almost at her side. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #1609)
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27 1609 He was at the View more quotes about side">side of the wagon in a moment, fiercely pulling up the saddle tharlarion, rearing, its head jerked back, and he leapt from the saddle, almost at her side.

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

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27 1606 A great smooth, sweeping, soaring shadow momentarily darkened the grass and she knew a tarn with its basket had passed, its archers doubtless looking for targets.
27 1607 It would not have been more than fifty feet above her.
27 1608 She suddenly heard the fierce scratching of a tharlarion's paws in the turf and she saw Mirus, low in the saddle, racing toward her.
27 1609 He was at the side of the wagon in a moment, fiercely pulling up the saddle tharlarion, rearing, its head jerked back, and he leapt from the saddle, almost at her side.
27 1610 There was a knife in his hand.
27 1611 She shrank back, and he seized the neck rope, tied about the axle, and slashed it apart.
27 1612 He then dragged her from under the wagon by a bound arm, to the tharlarion.
A great smooth, sweeping, soaring shadow momentarily darkened the grass and she knew a tarn with its basket had passed, its archers doubtless looking for targets. It would not have been more than fifty feet above her. She suddenly heard the fierce scratching of a tharlarion's paws in the turf and she saw Mirus, low in the saddle, racing toward her. He was at the side of the wagon in a moment, fiercely pulling up the saddle tharlarion, rearing, its head jerked back, and he leapt from the saddle, almost at her side. There was a knife in his hand. She shrank back, and he seized the neck rope, tied about the axle, and slashed it apart. He then dragged her from under the wagon by a bound arm, to the tharlarion. - (Prize of Gor)