Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 189 | View more quotes about rather">Rather to my wonder the bar of steel lowered and Sarm seemed frozen suddenly in an attitude of the most rapt perception. |
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Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 186 | Sarm lifted the bar and I sensed the murderous intensity that transformed his entire being, how each of those golden fibers like springs of steel would leap into play and the long bar would slash in a blur toward my body. |
| 31 | 187 | I crouched, sword in hand, waiting for the blow. |
| 31 | 188 | But Sarm did not strike. |
| 31 | 189 | Rather to my wonder the bar of steel lowered and Sarm seemed frozen suddenly in an attitude of the most rapt perception. |
| 31 | 190 | His antennae quivered and tensed but not stiffly and each of the sensory hairs on his body lifted and extended. |
| 31 | 191 | His limbs seemed suddenly weak. |
| 31 | 192 | "Kill it," he said. |
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Sarm lifted the bar and I sensed the murderous intensity that transformed his entire being, how each of those golden fibers like springs of steel would leap into play and the long bar would slash in a blur toward my body.
I crouched, sword in hand, waiting for the blow.
But Sarm did not strike.
Rather to my wonder the bar of steel lowered and Sarm seemed frozen suddenly in an attitude of the most rapt perception.
His antennae quivered and tensed but not stiffly and each of the sensory hairs on his body lifted and extended.
His limbs seemed suddenly weak.
"Kill it," he said.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor)