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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

The gate on the ground level, through which the verr had been driven out, was flung open, and a collared, Kurlike thing, bereft of harness, was prodded out, into the sunlight. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #64)
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61 64 The View more quotes about gate">gate on the ground level, through which the verr had been driven out, was flung open, and a collared, Kurlike thing, bereft of harness, was prodded out, into the sunlight.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
61 61 "Do not interfere with the festivities! All disagreements can be resolved amicably.
61 62 Postpone your differences, at least until the fierce larls of the blood recline.
61 63 Now, let the games continue! See how I add to them! I have planned a surprise! Look to the gates!" Decius Albus lifted and lowered his hand, signaling.
61 64 The gate on the ground level, through which the verr had been driven out, was flung open, and a collared, Kurlike thing, bereft of harness, was prodded out, into the sunlight.
61 65 I recognized it.
61 66 "Lyris!" exclaimed Surtak, this name picked up on Lord Grendel's translator, and broadcast about.
61 67 Lucilius was standing, in the box.
"Do not interfere with the festivities! All disagreements can be resolved amicably. Postpone your differences, at least until the fierce larls of the blood recline. Now, let the games continue! See how I add to them! I have planned a surprise! Look to the gates!" Decius Albus lifted and lowered his hand, signaling. The gate on the ground level, through which the verr had been driven out, was flung open, and a collared, Kurlike thing, bereft of harness, was prodded out, into the sunlight. I recognized it. "Lyris!" exclaimed Surtak, this name picked up on Lord Grendel's translator, and broadcast about. Lucilius was standing, in the box. - (Plunder of Gor)