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

To my joy I saw the metal blacken and burst apart like swollen tin as I passed beneath it and began to climb rapidly toward the belly of the second craft which I ripped open with a sizzling burst of fire. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #47)
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29 47 To my joy I saw the View more quotes about metal">metal blacken and burst apart like swollen tin as I passed beneath it and began to climb rapidly toward the belly of the second craft which I ripped open with a sizzling burst of fire.

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

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29 44 None of the ships of Sarm had apparently noted me.
29 45 I took the lead ship into my sights and dropped toward it, narrowing the range to increase the effectiveness of the silver tube.
29 46 I was within two hundred yards when I opened fire, attacking from the rear, away from the destructive cone in its bow.
29 47 To my joy I saw the metal blacken and burst apart like swollen tin as I passed beneath it and began to climb rapidly toward the belly of the second craft which I ripped open with a sizzling burst of fire.
29 48 The first craft began to turn slowly, uncontrollably, in the air and then plunged toward the ground.
29 49 I hoped Sarm himself might have been in that flagship.
29 50 The second craft shot wildly toward the ceiling of the complex and shattered on the stone ceiling, falling back to the ground in a shower of wreckage.
None of the ships of Sarm had apparently noted me. I took the lead ship into my sights and dropped toward it, narrowing the range to increase the effectiveness of the silver tube. I was within two hundred yards when I opened fire, attacking from the rear, away from the destructive cone in its bow. To my joy I saw the metal blacken and burst apart like swollen tin as I passed beneath it and began to climb rapidly toward the belly of the second craft which I ripped open with a sizzling burst of fire. The first craft began to turn slowly, uncontrollably, in the air and then plunged toward the ground. I hoped Sarm himself might have been in that flagship. The second craft shot wildly toward the ceiling of the complex and shattered on the stone ceiling, falling back to the ground in a shower of wreckage. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)