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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then the birds would throw their weight again on the ropes, bringing another flashing wrench of agony. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #141)
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14 141 Then the View more quotes about birds">birds would throw their weight again on the ropes, bringing another flashing wrench of agony.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 138 The birds were pulling against one another, stabilized in their flight, each trying to pull away from the other.
14 139 Now and again there would be a moment's giddy respite from the pain as one or the other of the birds failed to keep the ropes taut.
14 140 I could hear the curses of the tarnsmen above me and saw once or twice the flash of the striking tarn-goad.
14 141 Then the birds would throw their weight again on the ropes, bringing another flashing wrench of agony.
14 142 Then, suddenly, there was a ripping sound as one of the wrist ropes broke.
14 143 Without thinking, but responding blindly, with a surge of joy, I seized the other wrist rope and tried to force it over the wrist.
14 144 When the bird drew again, there was a sharp pain as flesh was torn from my hand, but the rope darted off into the darkness, and I was swinging by my ankles from the other ropes.
The birds were pulling against one another, stabilized in their flight, each trying to pull away from the other. Now and again there would be a moment's giddy respite from the pain as one or the other of the birds failed to keep the ropes taut. I could hear the curses of the tarnsmen above me and saw once or twice the flash of the striking tarn-goad. Then the birds would throw their weight again on the ropes, bringing another flashing wrench of agony. Then, suddenly, there was a ripping sound as one of the wrist ropes broke. Without thinking, but responding blindly, with a surge of joy, I seized the other wrist rope and tried to force it over the wrist. When the bird drew again, there was a sharp pain as flesh was torn from my hand, but the rope darted off into the darkness, and I was swinging by my ankles from the other ropes. - (Tarnsman of Gor)