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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Tharlarion, down the long line, lifted their heads, distended their nostrils, and bellowed. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #7)
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29 7 View more quotes about tharlarion">Tharlarion, down the long line, lifted their heads, distended their nostrils, and bellowed.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 4 Saru, in her wagon, precariously in her shackles, stood up, trying to peer ahead.
29 5 I heard more shouts now, and was sure the first wagons had emerged from the forest.
29 6 I saw Sumomo and Hana, shading their eyes, emerge from the portal on their closed wagon and, standing on its small porch, strain to see what might be the cause of the ebullition.
29 7 Tharlarion, down the long line, lifted their heads, distended their nostrils, and bellowed.
29 8 They could smell the water, perhaps the verdant grazing near the river.
29 9 Pertinax was with me.
29 10 Knowing that we should reach the Alexandra in the late morning we had freed Cecily and Jane.
Saru, in her wagon, precariously in her shackles, stood up, trying to peer ahead. I heard more shouts now, and was sure the first wagons had emerged from the forest. I saw Sumomo and Hana, shading their eyes, emerge from the portal on their closed wagon and, standing on its small porch, strain to see what might be the cause of the ebullition. Tharlarion, down the long line, lifted their heads, distended their nostrils, and bellowed. They could smell the water, perhaps the verdant grazing near the river. Pertinax was with me. Knowing that we should reach the Alexandra in the late morning we had freed Cecily and Jane. - (Swordsmen of Gor)