Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 350 | View more quotes about again">Again and again, then, the trunks of small trees struck at the barrier fending us from the main forces of the attacker. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 347 | There were probably no more than a hundred left then with him. |
| 53 | 348 | I saw more Kurii dropping over the wall. |
| 53 | 349 | Suddenly, behind us, there was a splintering of lashed poles, and bindings, too, tore loose. |
| 53 | 350 | Again and again, then, the trunks of small trees struck at the barrier fending us from the main forces of the attacker. |
| 53 | 351 | "We must hold them," cried Ayari. |
| 53 | 352 | "It cannot be done," I said. |
| 53 | 353 | The framework of lashed poles, suddenly, broke half apart and Kurii swarmed within, some with pangas, some with clubs and sharpened sticks. |
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There were probably no more than a hundred left then with him.
I saw more Kurii dropping over the wall.
Suddenly, behind us, there was a splintering of lashed poles, and bindings, too, tore loose.
Again and again, then, the trunks of small trees struck at the barrier fending us from the main forces of the attacker.
"We must hold them," cried Ayari.
"It cannot be done," I said.
The framework of lashed poles, suddenly, broke half apart and Kurii swarmed within, some with pangas, some with clubs and sharpened sticks.
- (Explorers of Gor)