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

The lead animal, at the last moment, slips through a gate to the side, and the line behind it continues to move forward, and downward, to the great hammers, or to the ropes and slings, to be suspended, dangling, for the knives, such things". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #71)
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42 71 The lead View more quotes about animal">animal, at the last moment, slips through a gate to the side, and the line behind it continues to move forward, and downward, to the great hammers, or to the ropes and slings, to be suspended, dangling, for the knives, such things".

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
42 68 "The cattle will follow the bell, and the human who wears it," said Cabot.
42 69 "Such things are common in slaughter houses.
42 70 There is a shoot.
42 71 The lead animal, at the last moment, slips through a gate to the side, and the line behind it continues to move forward, and downward, to the great hammers, or to the ropes and slings, to be suspended, dangling, for the knives, such things".
42 72 "Can we interfere?" "We must," said Cabot.
42 73 "What is the crown she wears?" asked the slave.
42 74 "A tiara," said Cabot.
"The cattle will follow the bell, and the human who wears it," said Cabot. "Such things are common in slaughter houses. There is a shoot. The lead animal, at the last moment, slips through a gate to the side, and the line behind it continues to move forward, and downward, to the great hammers, or to the ropes and slings, to be suspended, dangling, for the knives, such things". "Can we interfere?" "We must," said Cabot. "What is the crown she wears?" asked the slave. "A tiara," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)