Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 335 | "My thanks, Rebel," said View more quotes about bila">Bila Huruma, regaining his feet. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 332 | I saw Bila Huruma slip to one knee. |
| 53 | 333 | A mighty Kur stood over him, his panga raised over his head. |
| 53 | 334 | Then, from behind Bila Huruma, there was a wild cry of Ukungu, and a raider's spear, in its length, thrust past the Ubar and buried itself in a red wound in the Kur's heart. |
| 53 | 335 | "My thanks, Rebel," said Bila Huruma, regaining his feet. |
| 53 | 336 | Kisu pulled his weapon free, and grinned. |
| 53 | 337 | "I now owe you nothing," he said. |
| 53 | 338 | "True," said Bila Huruma, and then again, side by side, rebel and Ubar, they fought. |
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I saw Bila Huruma slip to one knee.
A mighty Kur stood over him, his panga raised over his head.
Then, from behind Bila Huruma, there was a wild cry of Ukungu, and a raider's spear, in its length, thrust past the Ubar and buried itself in a red wound in the Kur's heart.
"My thanks, Rebel," said Bila Huruma, regaining his feet.
Kisu pulled his weapon free, and grinned.
"I now owe you nothing," he said.
"True," said Bila Huruma, and then again, side by side, rebel and Ubar, they fought.
- (Explorers of Gor)