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

In a moment, they were rolling on the floor of the hall, seemingly intent on tearing out one another's hair, seemingly clawing at one another like embroiled she-sleen, while the male crouched nearby, waiting to pull the victor to his burrow by the fur at the back of the neck. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #6)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
45 6 In a View more quotes about moment">moment, they were rolling on the floor of the hall, seemingly intent on tearing out one another's hair, seemingly clawing at one another like embroiled she-sleen, while the male crouched nearby, waiting to pull the victor to his burrow by the fur at the back of the neck.

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

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45 3 I was several yards from the opening.
45 4 One of the guards turned, regarded me for a moment, and then turned back, to his fellow.
45 5 Shortly thereafter, some yards back from the opening, two slave girls, Jane and Eve, began pushing one another, and screaming at one another.
45 6 In a moment, they were rolling on the floor of the hall, seemingly intent on tearing out one another's hair, seemingly clawing at one another like embroiled she-sleen, while the male crouched nearby, waiting to pull the victor to his burrow by the fur at the back of the neck.
45 7 The two guards turned about, to watch the sobbing, screaming, seemingly tearing, seemingly scratching slaves.
45 8 Altercations amongst slave girls can be nasty things.
45 9 Kurii, and, I fear, some men, find them amusing.
I was several yards from the opening. One of the guards turned, regarded me for a moment, and then turned back, to his fellow. Shortly thereafter, some yards back from the opening, two slave girls, Jane and Eve, began pushing one another, and screaming at one another. In a moment, they were rolling on the floor of the hall, seemingly intent on tearing out one another's hair, seemingly clawing at one another like embroiled she-sleen, while the male crouched nearby, waiting to pull the victor to his burrow by the fur at the back of the neck. The two guards turned about, to watch the sobbing, screaming, seemingly tearing, seemingly scratching slaves. Altercations amongst slave girls can be nasty things. Kurii, and, I fear, some men, find them amusing. - (Conspirators of Gor)