Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 384 | And then it View more quotes about raised">raised its paws once more, thrusting them yet more forward, and then it made a miserable, half choking noise. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 381 | I had no idea what I had been expected to note, from which I might have been expected to recoil, frightened, or sickened. |
| 33 | 382 | I was apprehensive, however, for I feared the beast might emerge from the container. |
| 33 | 383 | "Behold, cringe!" it said, this time more forcefully. |
| 33 | 384 | And then it raised its paws once more, thrusting them yet more forward, and then it made a miserable, half choking noise. |
| 33 | 385 | It was much like a sob. |
| 33 | 386 | I did not understand this. |
| 33 | 387 | One can tell, of course, when an animal is agitated, or disturbed, and that was surely now the case. |
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I had no idea what I had been expected to note, from which I might have been expected to recoil, frightened, or sickened.
I was apprehensive, however, for I feared the beast might emerge from the container.
"Behold, cringe!" it said, this time more forcefully.
And then it raised its paws once more, thrusting them yet more forward, and then it made a miserable, half choking noise.
It was much like a sob.
I did not understand this.
One can tell, of course, when an animal is agitated, or disturbed, and that was surely now the case.
- (Plunder of Gor)