Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 310 | In the View more quotes about tiny">tiny bit of light remaining she detected a large head, perhaps a yard across, wet, glistening from the water, on a long, thick neck, wet, glistening, the head some fifteen feet away, moving on the neck, weaving almost as might have the head of the giant hith, Gor's mightiest constrictor. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 307 | Cabot then lifted her in his arms, and turned toward the lake. |
| 29 | 308 | Her entire body began to squirm in terror. |
| 29 | 309 | He could scarcely hold her. |
| 29 | 310 | In the tiny bit of light remaining she detected a large head, perhaps a yard across, wet, glistening from the water, on a long, thick neck, wet, glistening, the head some fifteen feet away, moving on the neck, weaving almost as might have the head of the giant hith, Gor's mightiest constrictor. |
| 29 | 311 | "Steady, Lita," soothed Cabot. |
| 29 | 312 | "See the jaws. |
| 29 | 313 | It is herbivorous, probably a grazer on lake plants, perhaps a threat to small fish". |
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Cabot then lifted her in his arms, and turned toward the lake.
Her entire body began to squirm in terror.
He could scarcely hold her.
In the tiny bit of light remaining she detected a large head, perhaps a yard across, wet, glistening from the water, on a long, thick neck, wet, glistening, the head some fifteen feet away, moving on the neck, weaving almost as might have the head of the giant hith, Gor's mightiest constrictor.
"Steady, Lita," soothed Cabot.
"See the jaws.
It is herbivorous, probably a grazer on lake plants, perhaps a threat to small fish".
- (Kur of Gor)