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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I scrambled, leaping, half crawling, to the place on the stones where Ngumi had, after putting me in manacles, dropped my belt, sheath and dagger. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 53, Sentence #224)
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53 224 I scrambled, leaping, View more quotes about half">half crawling, to the place on the stones where Ngumi had, after putting me in manacles, dropped my belt, sheath and dagger.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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53 221 The panga fell from its fangs.
53 222 The beast who confronted me, howling, tore the manacle from its slashed, moonlike eye.
53 223 Its mouth was bloody where it had bitten on the steel of the panga.
53 224 I scrambled, leaping, half crawling, to the place on the stones where Ngumi had, after putting me in manacles, dropped my belt, sheath and dagger.
53 225 I rolled wildly to the side.
53 226 The panga of the beast who followed me, with a great ringing sound, and a flash of sparks, smote down on the stone.
53 227 The beast who had attacked Shaba lay dead by his couch.
The panga fell from its fangs. The beast who confronted me, howling, tore the manacle from its slashed, moonlike eye. Its mouth was bloody where it had bitten on the steel of the panga. I scrambled, leaping, half crawling, to the place on the stones where Ngumi had, after putting me in manacles, dropped my belt, sheath and dagger. I rolled wildly to the side. The panga of the beast who followed me, with a great ringing sound, and a flash of sparks, smote down on the stone. The beast who had attacked Shaba lay dead by his couch. - (Explorers of Gor)