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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

The human female could not, for example, in three or four Ihn, tear loose a limb from a terrified, struggling tabuk. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #254)
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1 254 The View more quotes about human">human female could not, for example, in three or four Ihn, tear loose a limb from a terrified, struggling tabuk.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 251 This reminds them, too, of their bondage, and is sexually stimulatory not only to the masters but to the chattels, as well.
1 252 The pelting of the Kur female, of course, on the other hand, is thick, abundant, rich, and glossy, and, in season, heavy.
1 253 How could a human female even begin to compare with a Kur female in beauty, let alone in power or ferocity? Her fangs for example, are negligible.
1 254 The human female could not, for example, in three or four Ihn, tear loose a limb from a terrified, struggling tabuk.
1 255 But now to the more important aspects which characterized the new additions to Tarl Cabot's container.
1 256 Neither, in effect, at least as yet, was Gorean.
1 257 One, the darkly pelted female, was from an area on Earth not unfamiliar to Tarl Cabot himself.
This reminds them, too, of their bondage, and is sexually stimulatory not only to the masters but to the chattels, as well. The pelting of the Kur female, of course, on the other hand, is thick, abundant, rich, and glossy, and, in season, heavy. How could a human female even begin to compare with a Kur female in beauty, let alone in power or ferocity? Her fangs for example, are negligible. The human female could not, for example, in three or four Ihn, tear loose a limb from a terrified, struggling tabuk. But now to the more important aspects which characterized the new additions to Tarl Cabot's container. Neither, in effect, at least as yet, was Gorean. One, the darkly pelted female, was from an area on Earth not unfamiliar to Tarl Cabot himself. - (Kur of Gor)