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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

The shark thrust twice against us again, once with its snout, another time with its tail and back. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #216)
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13 216 The shark View more quotes about thrust">thrust twice against us again, once with its snout, another time with its tail and back.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 213 It thrust its snout against the girl's thigh, and she screamed, and it turned away.
13 214 "It will join the Rhoda at Laura!" she screamed.
13 215 The shark moved in again, similarly, and bumped against her leg, and turned away.
13 216 The shark thrust twice against us again, once with its snout, another time with its tail and back.
13 217 "The next time, I expect," I said, "it will make its strike".
13 218 "Your ship and the Rhoda will go to Lydius, and thence north, to an exchange point!" she cried.
13 219 "Have mercy on a slave!" she shrieked.
It thrust its snout against the girl's thigh, and she screamed, and it turned away. "It will join the Rhoda at Laura!" she screamed. The shark moved in again, similarly, and bumped against her leg, and turned away. The shark thrust twice against us again, once with its snout, another time with its tail and back. "The next time, I expect," I said, "it will make its strike". "Your ship and the Rhoda will go to Lydius, and thence north, to an exchange point!" she cried. "Have mercy on a slave!" she shrieked. - (Hunters of Gor)