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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Even for the Old One, in the black, almost barren waters, food would be scarce. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #258)
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17 258 Even for the Old One, in the View more quotes about black">black, almost barren waters, food would be scarce.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 255 The teeth of the Old One, like that of the long-bodied sharks of Gor, and related marine species, as well as similarly evolved forms of Earth, bend rearward; each bite anchors the bitten material, which can be dislodged conveniently only in the direction of the throat.
17 256 In short, the Old One could not easily release its quarry.
17 257 Further, the reflex instinct of the beast would be to hold, not to release the quarry.
17 258 Even for the Old One, in the black, almost barren waters, food would be scarce.
17 259 In such an environment one would expect the holding instinct would be as near to inflexible as such an instinct could be.
17 260 I seized the lateral fin on the right side of the beast.
17 261 It dove, and rubbed itself, twisting, in the salt at the bottom of the pit.
The teeth of the Old One, like that of the long-bodied sharks of Gor, and related marine species, as well as similarly evolved forms of Earth, bend rearward; each bite anchors the bitten material, which can be dislodged conveniently only in the direction of the throat. In short, the Old One could not easily release its quarry. Further, the reflex instinct of the beast would be to hold, not to release the quarry. Even for the Old One, in the black, almost barren waters, food would be scarce. In such an environment one would expect the holding instinct would be as near to inflexible as such an instinct could be. I seized the lateral fin on the right side of the beast. It dove, and rubbed itself, twisting, in the salt at the bottom of the pit. - (Tribesmen of Gor)