Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 163 | Then View more quotes about slowly">slowly one of Misk's legs seemed to give way beneath him and he tilted crazily to one side. |
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Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 160 | The thought crossed my mind that Misk, in spite of his apparently broken and helpless condition, had actually lost very little body fluid. |
| 27 | 161 | I told myself that perhaps the stroke in the vicinity of the brain-nodes had been his undoing. |
| 27 | 162 | Cautiously Sarm watched Misk's fluttering, piteous, exposed antennae. |
| 27 | 163 | Then slowly one of Misk's legs seemed to give way beneath him and he tilted crazily to one side. |
| 27 | 164 | In the frenzy of the battle I had apparently failed to note the injury to the leg. |
| 27 | 165 | Perhaps so too had Sarm. |
| 27 | 166 | I wondered if Sarm, considering Misk's desperate condition and plight, would offer quarter. |
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The thought crossed my mind that Misk, in spite of his apparently broken and helpless condition, had actually lost very little body fluid.
I told myself that perhaps the stroke in the vicinity of the brain-nodes had been his undoing.
Cautiously Sarm watched Misk's fluttering, piteous, exposed antennae.
Then slowly one of Misk's legs seemed to give way beneath him and he tilted crazily to one side.
In the frenzy of the battle I had apparently failed to note the injury to the leg.
Perhaps so too had Sarm.
I wondered if Sarm, considering Misk's desperate condition and plight, would offer quarter.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor)