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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

Twice more it tore its way up among bodies, and then, at last, men stepped wearily back from it. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #401)
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20 401 View more quotes about twice">Twice more it tore its way up among bodies, and then, at last, men stepped wearily back from it.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
20 398 An arm hung from its jaws.
20 399 Spears and swords struck at it, again and again.
20 400 "They will learn," it had said, "that even a gentleman knows how to fight".
20 401 Twice more it tore its way up among bodies, and then, at last, men stepped wearily back from it.
20 402 Bodies were pulled away.
20 403 It lay alone on the sand, dead.
20 404 I could not even pronounce its name.
An arm hung from its jaws. Spears and swords struck at it, again and again. "They will learn," it had said, "that even a gentleman knows how to fight". Twice more it tore its way up among bodies, and then, at last, men stepped wearily back from it. Bodies were pulled away. It lay alone on the sand, dead. I could not even pronounce its name. - (Players of Gor)