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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

The head was triangular, and the jaw, which it opened, revealed a dark tongue, and several rows of tiny teeth. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #79)
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11 79 The View more quotes about head">head was triangular, and the jaw, which it opened, revealed a dark tongue, and several rows of tiny teeth.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 76 The gigantic body rolled in the waves, almost at the side of the ship, the water washing over the glistening body.
11 77 I saw the huge paddlelike appendages of the creature, briefly, and then they were again concealed in the dark waters of Thassa.
11 78 A tiny head, small when taken in proportion to the whole, surmounting a long, sinuous neck, was raised from the water.
11 79 The head was triangular, and the jaw, which it opened, revealed a dark tongue, and several rows of tiny teeth.
11 80 Two round eyes regarded us for a moment, and then the head, on its long neck, disappeared beneath the waves, and the body, too, though I could see it for a few moments.
11 81 The ship, great as it was, was jarred, as the creature must have brushed against it.
11 82 I had never seen tharlarion of this sort before the voyage, and never until now had I seen one this close.
The gigantic body rolled in the waves, almost at the side of the ship, the water washing over the glistening body. I saw the huge paddlelike appendages of the creature, briefly, and then they were again concealed in the dark waters of Thassa. A tiny head, small when taken in proportion to the whole, surmounting a long, sinuous neck, was raised from the water. The head was triangular, and the jaw, which it opened, revealed a dark tongue, and several rows of tiny teeth. Two round eyes regarded us for a moment, and then the head, on its long neck, disappeared beneath the waves, and the body, too, though I could see it for a few moments. The ship, great as it was, was jarred, as the creature must have brushed against it. I had never seen tharlarion of this sort before the voyage, and never until now had I seen one this close. - (Mariners of Gor)