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

Tarl Cabot, angrily, with his foot, thrust her out of his way, to the bottom of the container. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #57)
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2 57 View more quotes about tarl">Tarl Cabot, angrily, with his foot, thrust her out of his way, to the bottom of the container.

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

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2 54 The fur of two were erected, increasing an aspect of size and fearsomeness.
2 55 And four had earned their way to the second ring.
2 56 The brunette had awakened, and, lifting her head, groggily, looked outside the container, and then, suddenly, she flung her hand before her face, and, eyes wide with horror, uttered a long, shrill scream, and fainted.
2 57 Tarl Cabot, angrily, with his foot, thrust her out of his way, to the bottom of the container.
2 58 She was useless, and a woman.
2 59 And no better, he thought, though free, than a slave, but, assuredly, one nicely curved, who should bring a good price.
2 60 She would look well curled at a slave ring, he thought, where she belonged.
The fur of two were erected, increasing an aspect of size and fearsomeness. And four had earned their way to the second ring. The brunette had awakened, and, lifting her head, groggily, looked outside the container, and then, suddenly, she flung her hand before her face, and, eyes wide with horror, uttered a long, shrill scream, and fainted. Tarl Cabot, angrily, with his foot, thrust her out of his way, to the bottom of the container. She was useless, and a woman. And no better, he thought, though free, than a slave, but, assuredly, one nicely curved, who should bring a good price. She would look well curled at a slave ring, he thought, where she belonged. - (Kur of Gor)