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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

No one could seem to move. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #293)
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7 293 No one could View more quotes about seem">seem to move.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 290 It had two rows of fangs, four of which were particularly prominent, those in the first row of fangs, above and below, in the position of canines; of these, the upper two were particularly long, and curved.
7 291 Its arms were longer and larger than its legs; it held the body it was devouring in clawed, pawlike hands, yet six-digited, extra-jointed, almost like tentacles.
7 292 It hissed, and howled and, eyes blazing, fangs bared, threatened us.
7 293 No one could seem to move.
7 294 It stood there in the torchlight, threatening us, unwilling to surrender its body.
7 295 Then, behind it I saw an uplifted ax, and the ax struck down, cutting its backbone a foot beneath its neck.
7 296 It slumped forward, over the couch half falling across the body of a hysterical bondmaid.
It had two rows of fangs, four of which were particularly prominent, those in the first row of fangs, above and below, in the position of canines; of these, the upper two were particularly long, and curved. Its arms were longer and larger than its legs; it held the body it was devouring in clawed, pawlike hands, yet six-digited, extra-jointed, almost like tentacles. It hissed, and howled and, eyes blazing, fangs bared, threatened us. No one could seem to move. It stood there in the torchlight, threatening us, unwilling to surrender its body. Then, behind it I saw an uplifted ax, and the ax struck down, cutting its backbone a foot beneath its neck. It slumped forward, over the couch half falling across the body of a hysterical bondmaid. - (Marauders of Gor)