Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 55 | 194 | In the View more quotes about pens">pens the cattle humans were reproduced by means of artificial insemination". |
| 55 | 195 | Suddenly Lord Grendel's ears lifted, and he turned to the field, and he began to gaze intently toward the mingled cattle humans, and he began to tremble, uncontrollably. |
| 55 | 196 | "What is wrong?" said Cabot, alarmed. |
| 55 | 197 | Statius suddenly uttered a sound, clearly of astonishment, but it was no word, or at least none programmed into Cabot's translator. |
| 55 | 198 | "What is it?" asked Cabot, in earnest. |
| 55 | 199 | "He heard it," said Statius. |
| 55 | 200 | "I, too, heard it. |
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In the pens the cattle humans were reproduced by means of artificial insemination".
Suddenly Lord Grendel's ears lifted, and he turned to the field, and he began to gaze intently toward the mingled cattle humans, and he began to tremble, uncontrollably.
"What is wrong?" said Cabot, alarmed.
Statius suddenly uttered a sound, clearly of astonishment, but it was no word, or at least none programmed into Cabot's translator.
"What is it?" asked Cabot, in earnest.
"He heard it," said Statius.
"I, too, heard it.
- (Kur of Gor)