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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

And then, one supposes, they would fall to the laris, or forest panthers, or forest sleen. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #253)
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14 253 And then, one supposes, they would View more quotes about fall">fall to the laris, or forest panthers, or forest sleen.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 250 This can be very unpleasant, particularly if she cannot reach the waiting cage in time.
14 251 "To be sure," said Tyrtaios, "such a one might manage to pass the wands".
14 252 "True," I said.
14 253 And then, one supposes, they would fall to the laris, or forest panthers, or forest sleen.
14 254 They might even intrude inadvertently into the territory of a shaggy forest bosk, and be trampled or gored.
14 255 Perhaps some might be apprehended by Panther Girls, and exposed on the coast, bound provocatively to stakes, to be sold to the crews of passing ships.
14 256 But many, too, I supposed, might perish in the forest, due to the severity of elements, the scarcity of food.
This can be very unpleasant, particularly if she cannot reach the waiting cage in time. "To be sure," said Tyrtaios, "such a one might manage to pass the wands". "True," I said. And then, one supposes, they would fall to the laris, or forest panthers, or forest sleen. They might even intrude inadvertently into the territory of a shaggy forest bosk, and be trampled or gored. Perhaps some might be apprehended by Panther Girls, and exposed on the coast, bound provocatively to stakes, to be sold to the crews of passing ships. But many, too, I supposed, might perish in the forest, due to the severity of elements, the scarcity of food. - (Smugglers of Gor)