Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 77 | 108 | This scratching, this View more quotes about slow">slow scuffling sound, which you so vainly tried to conceal, is as readily detected as the stroke of a broom, the dragging of a rake". |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 77 | 105 | The slave, it may be recalled, had faced the gate. |
| 77 | 106 | But in her misery, distracted, sobbing, her head down, scarcely daring to raise her eyes from the dirt, she had not immediately detected the presence of the Kur. |
| 77 | 107 | "No," said Cabot, "your left foot drags in the dirt. |
| 77 | 108 | This scratching, this slow scuffling sound, which you so vainly tried to conceal, is as readily detected as the stroke of a broom, the dragging of a rake". |
| 77 | 109 | "The sleen let me pass," said Flavion. |
| 77 | 110 | "Of course," said Cabot. |
| 77 | 111 | "You were once of this camp, and so you would be admitted, as before". |
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The slave, it may be recalled, had faced the gate.
But in her misery, distracted, sobbing, her head down, scarcely daring to raise her eyes from the dirt, she had not immediately detected the presence of the Kur.
"No," said Cabot, "your left foot drags in the dirt.
This scratching, this slow scuffling sound, which you so vainly tried to conceal, is as readily detected as the stroke of a broom, the dragging of a rake".
"The sleen let me pass," said Flavion.
"Of course," said Cabot.
"You were once of this camp, and so you would be admitted, as before".
- (Kur of Gor)