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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

The blades, too, for that matter, of the two slain fellows were also in the vicinity, one still in its sheath, the other half drawn. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #549)
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29 549 The View more quotes about blades">blades, too, for that matter, of the two slain fellows were also in the vicinity, one still in its sheath, the other half drawn.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 546 I heard it making small, eager noises.
29 547 Then it hurried in our direction for a moment, and then stopped, and then, again, began to move toward us.
29 548 Groggily Mirus, blood running down the side of his head, crawled toward the scabbard and blade, taken from him by one of the beasts, which lay near him.
29 549 The blades, too, for that matter, of the two slain fellows were also in the vicinity, one still in its sheath, the other half drawn.
29 550 "Go away! Go away!" cried Tela to the sleen.
29 551 Its eyes were now very bright.
29 552 It was a gray hunting sleen.
I heard it making small, eager noises. Then it hurried in our direction for a moment, and then stopped, and then, again, began to move toward us. Groggily Mirus, blood running down the side of his head, crawled toward the scabbard and blade, taken from him by one of the beasts, which lay near him. The blades, too, for that matter, of the two slain fellows were also in the vicinity, one still in its sheath, the other half drawn. "Go away! Go away!" cried Tela to the sleen. Its eyes were now very bright. It was a gray hunting sleen. - (Dancer of Gor)