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

Cabot stepped back, for he saw in the parting of the curtain a wide face, a broad form, a long form, the end of which he did not discern. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #25)
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8 25 View more quotes about cabot">Cabot stepped back, for he saw in the parting of the curtain a wide face, a broad form, a long form, the end of which he did not discern.

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

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8 22 From down the hall, beyond the curtain, Cabot heard a sound as of metal, a step, and then a scraping, and another step, and a scraping.
8 23 It was very slow, and very methodical, as though something were accustoming itself to an unfamiliar housing of some sort.
8 24 Peisistratus said nothing.
8 25 Cabot stepped back, for he saw in the parting of the curtain a wide face, a broad form, a long form, the end of which he did not discern.
8 26 "It is a tharlarion, a river tharlarion," said Cabot.
8 27 It was a creature of metal, but it did muchly resemble a large river tharlarion of the sort which might terrorize the Ua, and such rivers, predominantly those of tropical Gor.
8 28 It crawled slowly onto the dais, on which it crouched.
From down the hall, beyond the curtain, Cabot heard a sound as of metal, a step, and then a scraping, and another step, and a scraping. It was very slow, and very methodical, as though something were accustoming itself to an unfamiliar housing of some sort. Peisistratus said nothing. Cabot stepped back, for he saw in the parting of the curtain a wide face, a broad form, a long form, the end of which he did not discern. "It is a tharlarion, a river tharlarion," said Cabot. It was a creature of metal, but it did muchly resemble a large river tharlarion of the sort which might terrorize the Ua, and such rivers, predominantly those of tropical Gor. It crawled slowly onto the dais, on which it crouched. - (Kur of Gor)