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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Another perished similarly, lances thrust upward through the ropes and cloth, until, bleeding, wounded again and again, he could be pulled down, falling to the ground, there to die under knives. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #88)
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27 88 View more quotes about another">Another perished similarly, lances thrust upward through the ropes and cloth, until, bleeding, wounded again and again, he could be pulled down, falling to the ground, there to die under knives.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 85 The tarn with the useless wing snapped with its great back at its foes and then was killed with lance thrusts.
27 86 One rider fell from the back of a struck tarn and caught in the netting, hanging head down.
27 87 His hands were held and his throat was cut.
27 88 Another perished similarly, lances thrust upward through the ropes and cloth, until, bleeding, wounded again and again, he could be pulled down, falling to the ground, there to die under knives.
27 89 I saw, looking wildly about, tarns flying erratically, hit with arrows.
27 90 I saw two fall.
27 91 One rider I saw fall from the back of a tarn, some few hundred yards to the west and north of the camp.
The tarn with the useless wing snapped with its great back at its foes and then was killed with lance thrusts. One rider fell from the back of a struck tarn and caught in the netting, hanging head down. His hands were held and his throat was cut. Another perished similarly, lances thrust upward through the ropes and cloth, until, bleeding, wounded again and again, he could be pulled down, falling to the ground, there to die under knives. I saw, looking wildly about, tarns flying erratically, hit with arrows. I saw two fall. One rider I saw fall from the back of a tarn, some few hundred yards to the west and north of the camp. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)