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

Though the guard seemed quiescent, even distant, I knew that those huge shaggy forms, sometimes almost like an enormous ball of muscle and fur with eyes, could spring alive in an instant, raging and snarling. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #13)
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29 13 View more quotes about though">Though the guard seemed quiescent, even distant, I knew that those huge shaggy forms, sometimes almost like an enormous ball of muscle and fur with eyes, could spring alive in an instant, raging and snarling.

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

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29 10 I have seen the blind Kur in a feast room, but not you.
29 11 How is it you are here?" I heard sounds of Kur from the guard.
29 12 They had a hint of menace about them.
29 13 Though the guard seemed quiescent, even distant, I knew that those huge shaggy forms, sometimes almost like an enormous ball of muscle and fur with eyes, could spring alive in an instant, raging and snarling.
29 14 With an easy movement, and an extension of his long arm, the guard, turning about, unhooked a translator hanging on its chain of iron links from a peg on the wall behind him.
29 15 Again I heard some sounds in Kur, to my ears still little more than a bestial rumbling, reminiscent of sounds which one might expect from something like a larl, or sleen, but, oddly enough, different, seemingly articulated.
29 16 Shortly thereafter, I heard, in Gorean, "You need not speak to him, kajira.
I have seen the blind Kur in a feast room, but not you. How is it you are here?" I heard sounds of Kur from the guard. They had a hint of menace about them. Though the guard seemed quiescent, even distant, I knew that those huge shaggy forms, sometimes almost like an enormous ball of muscle and fur with eyes, could spring alive in an instant, raging and snarling. With an easy movement, and an extension of his long arm, the guard, turning about, unhooked a translator hanging on its chain of iron links from a peg on the wall behind him. Again I heard some sounds in Kur, to my ears still little more than a bestial rumbling, reminiscent of sounds which one might expect from something like a larl, or sleen, but, oddly enough, different, seemingly articulated. Shortly thereafter, I heard, in Gorean, "You need not speak to him, kajira. - (Conspirators of Gor)