Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 208 | I View more quotes about felt">felt sorry for the beast which, I was sure, was frightened, and disconcerted. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 205 | I will speak slowly and carefully and I hope you will do the same. |
| 33 | 206 | I think then, after a time, we may understand one another well enough, and may then speak more easily. |
| 33 | 207 | Please speak to me, and I will try to understand". |
| 33 | 208 | I felt sorry for the beast which, I was sure, was frightened, and disconcerted. |
| 33 | 209 | How strange it must be for it to find itself as it was, on a foreign world, alone, queried by strangers, threatened by weapons. |
| 33 | 210 | Then, for a time, some Ehn, it uttered its noises, slowly, and patiently. |
| 33 | 211 | I strained to interpret these emanations, conjecturing, hazarding possibilities, making little or nothing of them. |
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I will speak slowly and carefully and I hope you will do the same.
I think then, after a time, we may understand one another well enough, and may then speak more easily.
Please speak to me, and I will try to understand".
I felt sorry for the beast which, I was sure, was frightened, and disconcerted.
How strange it must be for it to find itself as it was, on a foreign world, alone, queried by strangers, threatened by weapons.
Then, for a time, some Ehn, it uttered its noises, slowly, and patiently.
I strained to interpret these emanations, conjecturing, hazarding possibilities, making little or nothing of them.
- (Plunder of Gor)