Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 392 | As it had emerged more into the View more quotes about light">light, I could now see that the fur at the sides of its face was wet, as though it had suffered from the coursing of small rivulets of fluid. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 389 | It seemed they were indeed blue, or gray, or, more likely, some blend of such colorings. |
| 33 | 390 | I feared it was in pain. |
| 33 | 391 | It trembled, as though shaken with some feral emotion, doubtless naturally enough, given such a dreadful form of life. |
| 33 | 392 | As it had emerged more into the light, I could now see that the fur at the sides of its face was wet, as though it had suffered from the coursing of small rivulets of fluid. |
| 33 | 393 | Surely such a thing could not cry. |
| 33 | 394 | It was a beast. |
| 33 | 395 | "I do not understand," I whispered to my master. |
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It seemed they were indeed blue, or gray, or, more likely, some blend of such colorings.
I feared it was in pain.
It trembled, as though shaken with some feral emotion, doubtless naturally enough, given such a dreadful form of life.
As it had emerged more into the light, I could now see that the fur at the sides of its face was wet, as though it had suffered from the coursing of small rivulets of fluid.
Surely such a thing could not cry.
It was a beast.
"I do not understand," I whispered to my master.
- (Plunder of Gor)