Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 47 | 282 | I lowered my View more quotes about head">head, avoiding the wing. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 47 | 279 | Ubar of the Skies was a trained tarn of war. |
| 47 | 280 | The arrow, fired from not more than fifteen feet away, entered the body of the rider on the right below the left shoulder blade and almost at the same instant Ubar of the Skies, screaming, with those hooklike, terrible talons tore the body of the rider on the left from the girth rope. |
| 47 | 281 | I seized the reins of the tarn whose rider I had struck with the arrow. |
| 47 | 282 | I lowered my head, avoiding the wing. |
| 47 | 283 | Then the wing, for a moment, was arrested, caught against that of Ubar of the Skies. |
| 47 | 284 | I jerked free, from the front, where it protruded, the arrow, drawing it through the body. |
| 47 | 285 | I did not want visible evidence of how the rider had met his end. |
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Ubar of the Skies was a trained tarn of war.
The arrow, fired from not more than fifteen feet away, entered the body of the rider on the right below the left shoulder blade and almost at the same instant Ubar of the Skies, screaming, with those hooklike, terrible talons tore the body of the rider on the left from the girth rope.
I seized the reins of the tarn whose rider I had struck with the arrow.
I lowered my head, avoiding the wing.
Then the wing, for a moment, was arrested, caught against that of Ubar of the Skies.
I jerked free, from the front, where it protruded, the arrow, drawing it through the body.
I did not want visible evidence of how the rider had met his end.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)