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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

He then uprooted the lance and then, unsteady for a moment, shaken by these exertions, he clutched the lance, supporting himself with it. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #67)
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19 67 He then uprooted the lance and then, unsteady for a View more quotes about moment">moment, shaken by these exertions, he clutched the lance, supporting himself with it.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 64 He then unwound the dress from the lance shaft and pulled it on, over his head.
19 65 He then ripped away the lower portion of the dress, until it hung somewhat above his knees.
19 66 Too, he ripped it at the left side, to allow himself more freedom of movement.
19 67 He then uprooted the lance and then, unsteady for a moment, shaken by these exertions, he clutched the lance, supporting himself with it.
19 68 "Sleen, tarsks, all of them," said Grunt, in Gorean, looking after the retreating Yellow Knives.
19 69 "What were the yellow lances on the flanks of the kaiila of the Sleen?" I asked.
19 70 "The Sun Lances," said Grunt, "a warrior society of the Sleen".
He then unwound the dress from the lance shaft and pulled it on, over his head. He then ripped away the lower portion of the dress, until it hung somewhat above his knees. Too, he ripped it at the left side, to allow himself more freedom of movement. He then uprooted the lance and then, unsteady for a moment, shaken by these exertions, he clutched the lance, supporting himself with it. "Sleen, tarsks, all of them," said Grunt, in Gorean, looking after the retreating Yellow Knives. "What were the yellow lances on the flanks of the kaiila of the Sleen?" I asked. "The Sun Lances," said Grunt, "a warrior society of the Sleen". - (Savages of Gor)