Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 458 | Too, he would wish to use them to guarantee the View more quotes about safe">safe passage of the ring to his prearranged rendezvous, from whence it would be eventually returned to the steel worlds, or, on this planet, used devastatingly against men and Priest-Kings. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 455 | They obeyed their commander. |
| 53 | 456 | He had won. |
| 53 | 457 | He would not now risk more of his beasts. |
| 53 | 458 | Too, he would wish to use them to guarantee the safe passage of the ring to his prearranged rendezvous, from whence it would be eventually returned to the steel worlds, or, on this planet, used devastatingly against men and Priest-Kings. |
| 53 | 459 | I, panga clutched in two hands, lunged after the beasts. |
| 53 | 460 | Kisu seized me, holding me back. |
| 53 | 461 | Bila Huruma, too, interposed himself between me and our shaggy adversaries. |
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They obeyed their commander.
He had won.
He would not now risk more of his beasts.
Too, he would wish to use them to guarantee the safe passage of the ring to his prearranged rendezvous, from whence it would be eventually returned to the steel worlds, or, on this planet, used devastatingly against men and Priest-Kings.
I, panga clutched in two hands, lunged after the beasts.
Kisu seized me, holding me back.
Bila Huruma, too, interposed himself between me and our shaggy adversaries.
- (Explorers of Gor)