Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 688 | I View more quotes about think">think it was dancing, drunk in the wanton joy of destruction. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 685 | I could feel the heat of the flames. |
| 33 | 686 | The beast leaped and spun about, and stomped, and turned again, and put its head back, and roared, lifting its paws to the rafters. |
| 33 | 687 | Then it spun about, again, and again. |
| 33 | 688 | I think it was dancing, drunk in the wanton joy of destruction. |
| 33 | 689 | Then it looked at me, eyes like golden fire, through the flames. |
| 33 | 690 | I saw the long, dark tongue dart forth and then back between those mighty jaws. |
| 33 | 691 | It opened its cavernous maw and I saw the fangs red in the firelight. |
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I could feel the heat of the flames.
The beast leaped and spun about, and stomped, and turned again, and put its head back, and roared, lifting its paws to the rafters.
Then it spun about, again, and again.
I think it was dancing, drunk in the wanton joy of destruction.
Then it looked at me, eyes like golden fire, through the flames.
I saw the long, dark tongue dart forth and then back between those mighty jaws.
It opened its cavernous maw and I saw the fangs red in the firelight.
- (Plunder of Gor)