Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 67 | 123 | It was View more quotes about better">better than eighteen inches in width at its widest point. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 67 | 120 | Cabot went to greet the large, sinuous thing. |
| 67 | 121 | He would not close the gate behind it, for such things can become uneasy, even dangerous, if they feel closed in. |
| 67 | 122 | Cabot knelt down and fondled the large, triangular, viperlike, furred head. |
| 67 | 123 | It was better than eighteen inches in width at its widest point. |
| 67 | 124 | He held it against his chest. |
| 67 | 125 | "You have continued to guard the camp," observed Cabot, "though it is empty. |
| 67 | 126 | Perhaps you were protecting it, perhaps you were waiting, patiently, for our return, wondering what had become of us, and it is only I who have returned". |
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Cabot went to greet the large, sinuous thing.
He would not close the gate behind it, for such things can become uneasy, even dangerous, if they feel closed in.
Cabot knelt down and fondled the large, triangular, viperlike, furred head.
It was better than eighteen inches in width at its widest point.
He held it against his chest.
"You have continued to guard the camp," observed Cabot, "though it is empty.
Perhaps you were protecting it, perhaps you were waiting, patiently, for our return, wondering what had become of us, and it is only I who have returned".
- (Kur of Gor)