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

How small the rider was compared to the bird! I think it fair to call it a bird, but it was no form of life with which I was familiar. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #88)
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15 88 How View more quotes about small">small the rider was compared to the bird! I think it fair to call it a bird, but it was no form of life with which I was familiar.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 85 We crowded together, stripped, our necks in the rope coffle, instinctively.
15 86 I think I cried out.
15 87 I know others did.
15 88 How small the rider was compared to the bird! I think it fair to call it a bird, but it was no form of life with which I was familiar.
15 89 I wondered on what world such a thing might have emerged from the dark, grisly, unforgiving, demanding games of nature, certainly not on my former world, nor, I suspected, this world.
15 90 Perhaps it had arisen on some larger world, perhaps a much larger world, a world on which evolution might select for such massive size and power.
15 91 In this sense, I did not know if such a monster were well thought of as a bird, or not.
We crowded together, stripped, our necks in the rope coffle, instinctively. I think I cried out. I know others did. How small the rider was compared to the bird! I think it fair to call it a bird, but it was no form of life with which I was familiar. I wondered on what world such a thing might have emerged from the dark, grisly, unforgiving, demanding games of nature, certainly not on my former world, nor, I suspected, this world. Perhaps it had arisen on some larger world, perhaps a much larger world, a world on which evolution might select for such massive size and power. In this sense, I did not know if such a monster were well thought of as a bird, or not. - (Smugglers of Gor)