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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then to my horror I saw him remove the translator on its chain from his throat and wielding this like a mace and chain he rushed upon Misk and struck him viciously from behind. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #183)
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27 183 Then to my View more quotes about horror">horror I saw him remove the translator on its chain from his throat and wielding this like a mace and chain he rushed upon Misk and struck him viciously from behind.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 180 If he spoke to her or she to him I did not detect the signals.
27 181 Perhaps they merely regarded one another.
27 182 My interest was more with Sarm, whom I saw lift himself with delicate menace to his four posterior appendages.
27 183 Then to my horror I saw him remove the translator on its chain from his throat and wielding this like a mace and chain he rushed upon Misk and struck him viciously from behind.
27 184 Misk's legs slowly bent beneath him and his body lay on the floor of the chamber.
27 185 Whether he was dead or stunned I could not tell.
27 186 Sarm had drawn himself up again to his full height and like a golden blade he stood behind Misk and before the Mother.
If he spoke to her or she to him I did not detect the signals. Perhaps they merely regarded one another. My interest was more with Sarm, whom I saw lift himself with delicate menace to his four posterior appendages. Then to my horror I saw him remove the translator on its chain from his throat and wielding this like a mace and chain he rushed upon Misk and struck him viciously from behind. Misk's legs slowly bent beneath him and his body lay on the floor of the chamber. Whether he was dead or stunned I could not tell. Sarm had drawn himself up again to his full height and like a golden blade he stood behind Misk and before the Mother. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)