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

He gestured to the creatures, encouraging them to leave, but they did not much note him, save to distend their nostrils, as though smelling for food, but, as Cabot did not bear the swill buckets with him, they turned away. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #17)
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42 17 He View more quotes about gestured">gestured to the creatures, encouraging them to leave, but they did not much note him, save to distend their nostrils, as though smelling for food, but, as Cabot did not bear the swill buckets with him, they turned away.

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

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42 14 "Anyone could unlatch this gate," said Cabot.
42 15 "They have not done so," said the slave, wonderingly.
42 16 Cabot opened the gate, widely.
42 17 He gestured to the creatures, encouraging them to leave, but they did not much note him, save to distend their nostrils, as though smelling for food, but, as Cabot did not bear the swill buckets with him, they turned away.
42 18 "They do not wish to leave the food troughs," said Cabot.
42 19 "I had a terrible thought," she said.
42 20 "What is that?" asked Cabot.
"Anyone could unlatch this gate," said Cabot. "They have not done so," said the slave, wonderingly. Cabot opened the gate, widely. He gestured to the creatures, encouraging them to leave, but they did not much note him, save to distend their nostrils, as though smelling for food, but, as Cabot did not bear the swill buckets with him, they turned away. "They do not wish to leave the food troughs," said Cabot. "I had a terrible thought," she said. "What is that?" asked Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)