Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 44 | 176 | He View more quotes about removed">removed his fangs from her throat. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 44 | 173 | Cabot noted that the nondominants hung back, crouching down, save for one who stood half erect, watching, but making no move to interfere. |
| 44 | 174 | Such creatures could always attach themselves, in their parasitic way, to another female. |
| 44 | 175 | But Grendel did not tear her head from her. |
| 44 | 176 | He removed his fangs from her throat. |
| 44 | 177 | Cabot noted their tips were bright with blood. |
| 44 | 178 | He then arranged the trembling, shaken female before him, held her up with one paw, for she might, in terror and weakness, have fallen, and, with his other paw, lashed her face back and forth, snapping it from side to side. |
| 44 | 179 | Her eyes were wide, and frightened. |
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Cabot noted that the nondominants hung back, crouching down, save for one who stood half erect, watching, but making no move to interfere.
Such creatures could always attach themselves, in their parasitic way, to another female.
But Grendel did not tear her head from her.
He removed his fangs from her throat.
Cabot noted their tips were bright with blood.
He then arranged the trembling, shaken female before him, held her up with one paw, for she might, in terror and weakness, have fallen, and, with his other paw, lashed her face back and forth, snapping it from side to side.
Her eyes were wide, and frightened.
- (Kur of Gor)