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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then, emerging from under the wagon, half lifting the wagon with its passage, was a large, hairy, humped, four-footed form, shaggy and immense, and it sped past. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #116)
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21 116 Then, emerging from under the View more quotes about wagon">wagon, half lifting the wagon with its passage, was a large, hairy, humped, four-footed form, shaggy and immense, and it sped past.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 113 I heard something, several things, seemingly large things, scrambling, and grunting and squealing, descending the hillside on the other side of the wagon.
21 114 "Into the wagon!" said Desmond.
21 115 Something from the other side buffeted the wagon, and it tipped toward us, and I heard a squeal, angry and piercing.
21 116 Then, emerging from under the wagon, half lifting the wagon with its passage, was a large, hairy, humped, four-footed form, shaggy and immense, and it sped past.
21 117 The wagon righted itself.
21 118 I had had a glimpse of tiny, reddish eyes, a wide head, and a flash of four curved, white tusks, two like descending knives, two like raised knives, on each side of a wide, wet jaw.
21 119 Trachinos ran to the left, and Akesinos darted to the first wagon, and drew himself within.
I heard something, several things, seemingly large things, scrambling, and grunting and squealing, descending the hillside on the other side of the wagon. "Into the wagon!" said Desmond. Something from the other side buffeted the wagon, and it tipped toward us, and I heard a squeal, angry and piercing. Then, emerging from under the wagon, half lifting the wagon with its passage, was a large, hairy, humped, four-footed form, shaggy and immense, and it sped past. The wagon righted itself. I had had a glimpse of tiny, reddish eyes, a wide head, and a flash of four curved, white tusks, two like descending knives, two like raised knives, on each side of a wide, wet jaw. Trachinos ran to the left, and Akesinos darted to the first wagon, and drew himself within. - (Conspirators of Gor)