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

Then, exposing the claws on its right prehensile appendage, that heavy, six-digited hand, or paw, it tore down into the dirt, and threw dirt behind it. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #87)
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20 87 Then, exposing the claws on its View more quotes about right">right prehensile appendage, that heavy, six-digited hand, or paw, it tore down into the dirt, and threw dirt behind it.

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

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20 84 Like most desert plants it is deeply rooted.
20 85 With one motion the Kur tore the brush from the ground and lifted it over his head, and threw it from him.
20 86 It leaped in the sand, and struck the sand with its right fist.
20 87 Then, exposing the claws on its right prehensile appendage, that heavy, six-digited hand, or paw, it tore down into the dirt, and threw dirt behind it.
20 88 Then it straightened its body and howled, and, dropping to all fours, turned toward us, observing us.
20 89 Then, slowly, half-crouched, shambling, knuckles to the dirt, it approached us.
20 90 The corneas of its eyes were vivid yellow now.
Like most desert plants it is deeply rooted. With one motion the Kur tore the brush from the ground and lifted it over his head, and threw it from him. It leaped in the sand, and struck the sand with its right fist. Then, exposing the claws on its right prehensile appendage, that heavy, six-digited hand, or paw, it tore down into the dirt, and threw dirt behind it. Then it straightened its body and howled, and, dropping to all fours, turned toward us, observing us. Then, slowly, half-crouched, shambling, knuckles to the dirt, it approached us. The corneas of its eyes were vivid yellow now. - (Tribesmen of Gor)